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Financing solutions

Financing built around
the opportunity.

Explore business lines of credit, term loans, asset-based lending and conventional bank financing, alongside other commercial programs. We help established businesses nationwide match financing to their cash flow, assets and plans.

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Find a starting point

What would you like to finance?

3 programs to explore for this need. This is a starting point, not an eligibility decision.

Asset-based lending and equipment

Explore the purpose, indicative size and factors a provider may consider.

Asset-Based Line of CreditA revolving facility supported by eligible accounts receivable, inventory, or equipment.$2MM–$15MM

What providers consider

Providers assess the eligible asset pool, borrowing base, customer quality, and the business's financial profile.

Common uses

  • Access capital tied up in assets
  • Support inventory cycles
  • Finance growing receivables

Transactions and private credit

Explore the purpose, indicative size and factors a provider may consider.

Purchase Order / Contract FinanceTransaction financing that may support the fulfillment of a qualifying customer order or contract.$100K–$20MM

What providers consider

Providers evaluate the end customer, supplier reliability, gross margin, and a clear production or delivery plan.

Common uses

  • Fulfill a purchase order
  • Support contract delivery
  • Fund production for a qualifying order

Asset-Backed / Private CreditStructured financing that may draw on real estate, receivables, equipment, inventory, or other qualifying assets.$500K–$10MM

What providers consider

Providers assess supporting assets, cash flow, debt capacity, and the structure of the proposed transaction.

Common uses

  • Explore a structured credit facility
  • Support an asset-backed transaction
  • Discuss a complex financing request

Displayed amounts are indicative program ranges, not offers or commitments. Availability, eligibility, rates, security and terms depend on the business, location, provider and transaction. Sussex Capital acts as a broker; the capital provider makes underwriting and funding decisions.

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you want to accomplish.

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