Funding for Manufacturing

Buy raw materials in bulk and upgrade machinery to fulfill larger orders and keep production lines moving.

The challenges

What manufacturing businesses are up against.

Manufacturers must invest heavily in materials and machinery long before a finished order ships and gets paid.

Bulk material outlays

Raw materials must be purchased upfront, often at volume, well before the product is sold.

Capital-intensive machinery

Production equipment is expensive and upgrades are essential to win larger contracts.

Long production-to-payment cycle

Cash is tied up from raw input to finished goods to a net-60 invoice.

Scaling for big orders

A large new contract can outstrip your current capacity and working capital.

By the numbers

How we put capital to work.

$5M
Max funding
100%
Equipment financed
90%
Invoice advance
6 yr
Equipment terms

Common uses of funding in manufacturing

  • Bulk raw-material purchases
  • Upgrading or adding production machinery
  • Financing a capacity expansion
  • Bridging long production-to-payment cycles
  • Fulfilling a large new contract
  • Investing in automation and tooling
In their words

Trusted by businesses like yours.

We landed a contract that doubled our output overnight. Verdant financed the new line and factored the first invoices, so we scaled up without ever running short on materials.

Linda Cho
CEO, Northgate Precision Components
Eligibility

Do you qualify?

Manufacturers qualify across our full product line. Equipment financing and factoring map naturally to the capital and receivables cycles of production.

  • 6+ months in businessA short operating history is enough for most of our products.
  • $15,000+ monthly revenueConsistent revenue shows capacity to repay.
  • 500+ credit scoreWe work with a wide range — stronger scores unlock better rates.

Keep the line running, scale on demand.

Fund materials, machinery, and big orders. Apply in five minutes with no hard credit check.