MANUFACTURING
A sample of Manufacturing Companies are:
Fixtures |
Machine Shop |
Building Materials |
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Circuit Boards |
OEM |
Electronics |
Furniture |
Printing |
Apparel |
Plastics |
Pallets |
Food Products |
Does your company fit one of these?
Manufacturing Companies use factoring to:
Maintain adequate materials on hand for maximum productivity.
Fund Large Jobs to maintain day-to-day cash flow.
Pay for Emergency Repairs.
Supply Overtime WAGES when jobs are put on a “rush” basis.
Buy used equipment at auctions.
Outsource A/R Management, Credit and Collections.
Cash flow is a critical element to keeping your lines up and running to full capacity whether your production cycle is days or months. When a machine breaks down, production stops and costs you time and money. With factoring, you can have money in hand from recently shipped orders to pay for the repairs and be operating at full capacity. A strong cash flow allows you to make purchases from your vendors that enable you to keep your raw materials on the floor and ready to move through to the next phase of production.
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