Asset Based Loan Scenarios
The following are a few examples of our Asset Based Loan service
in action
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Distributor of Building Materials
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required capital to buy out partner and refinance present bank loan.
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Solution: A New lender with higher risk posture created
a credit line including a revolving portion based on accounts receivables
and inventory and a term loan based on fixed assets. This enabled client
to satisfy his partner and present bank, both of which were putting pressure
on.
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Manufacturer of fashion goods
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required financing to accommodate seasonality of their business. Client had
a small bank line based on the owner's guarantee.
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Solution: A Bank Line was established with a sub-line
based on accounts receivable, inventory and letters of credit. This enabled
client to borrow on inventory in the off-season to smooth out the peaks and
valleys of their previous cash flow. Client was able to achieve a significant
growth in sales and profitability.
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Manufacturer of Environmental Equipment and Systems
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required a new lender to take-out their current bank loans. The company had
previous losses but had a considerable backlog of orders that their bank
would not finance.
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Solution: A new line of credit was furnished with a revolving
portion based on accounts receivable and inventory; a term loan based on
equipment; and a mortgage on their buildings. This restructuring enabled
the company to significantly improve cash flow, process their current orders
and return to profitability.
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Manufacturer of electronic equipment
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required a line of credit based on the assets of the business with no personal
guarantee. All lenders interviewed would not grant the loan without a personal
guarantee even though the company was historically profitable with a significant
net worth.
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Solution: A new lender interested in expanding their
portfolio in this industry, granted a revolving credit line, based on accounts
receivable and inventory, with no personal guarantee by the principals.