Perhaps manufacturing is the ultimate example of a sector where cash flow is king. With large up-front costs and overheads, it is not surprising many businesses can struggle.
Add the large gap between initial outlay and final payment, and it is no wonder many manufacturing companies turn to invoice finance.
Work with us and you’ll find a better way to do business – including solutions which lend against your broader assets, not just your invoices.
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1. Guardian Glazing Films case study
(PDF, 61.5kb)
How invoice finance fuelled expansion
Guardian Glazing Films was looking to grow significantly, and was able to avoid external investment in favour of invoice finance.
"We can keep tabs on how the whole business is going."
"As a privately-owned business, we were keen not to dilute our individual holdings in the company."
Nicola Enright, Director
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2. Plastic Card Data case study
(PDF, 53.5kb)
Funding from start-up to success
Jim O'Carroll spotted a gap in the market – and supported his vision with invoice finance when other funding proved difficult to secure.
"RBS credit checks new customers who place orders over £1000. This saves us an enormous amount of work."
"It’s all about flexibility, giving us a real competitive advantage."
Jim O'Carroll, Managing Director,
Plastic Data Card
