Haulage & transport
Improve your cashflow
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Factoring or invoice finance is a quick and effective way to release cash from unpaid invoices.
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Access up to 95% of the gross value of each invoice.
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Helps maintain a regular cashflow and enables you to meet start up costs and expenses.
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You can retain the credit control management and also have a confidential facility.
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All facilities are operated online making the account run smoothly.
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do you need funding for your start up business?
Few industries face as many variables such as the transport and logistics industry. Regardless of the turnover for a business in this area, the priority is to keep their fleet on the road and moving, making sure that driver’s wages, hire purchase, lease payments and fuel bills are all paid on time.
Volatile fuel costs, combined with the variations in exchange rates and an economy struggling to better its import and export ratios, competition from European transport companies make operating a profitable business increasingly difficult. In such a challenging climate, many hauliers are focussed on maintaining an operation that is successful and profitable. Unexpected repairs and keeping up with regulation can turn a small profit in to a loss and have an adverse effect on the company. In order to help ease this, cash flow is important and this is where haulage Factoring can help.
how invoice finance can help you
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supplier finance
trade finance
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Trade finance is a way of removing the payment risk and the supply risk for those involved in the trade cycle
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Trade Finance ensures that you have the cash available to cover the costs associated with the importation of finished goods before the customer has paid their invoice
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It also protects you and your customers from late payments, ensuring you never miss out on the cash you need to complete the order and purchase supplies
Purchase order finance
Normally used by SMEs who are unable to take on large orders from customers due to lack of cash resources needed to make a full, upfront payment on goods
Allows you to receive the funding you need for suppliers, staff and other costs as soon as you receive an order
Bridges the gap between an order being placed and paid for by a supplier and the payment is received by the end customer
Provides a fast, effective short-term cash injection allowing you to pay for goods or raw materials that are needed to fulfill a large order