We have a client who is a re-seller in the plumbing sector. For years they have bought goods from UK manufacturers but they have the option to buy the same … Far better margins if we buy direct from abroad
An existing client of ours saw an opportunity to acquire a competitor where the owner wanted to retire. XL Business Finance were able to use the assets from the existing … Buying a competitor
We were introduced by this company’s accountant as the business was growing quickly and cashflow was becoming a real problem. They already used invoice finance and their accountant didn’t know … Fast growth business
Manchester based telecoms hardware supplier required a finance package after securing a deal with a major phone company. The company supplied hardware to wholesalers and retailers. They were in a … Telecoms hardware supplier
There are a number of schemes available to UK businesses during this time of uncertainty.
Local Government departments and councils who have regeneration targets often meet these goals by providing grants to businesses for specific projects. The project will tackle the issue (for instance: reducing … Hundreds of Grants for UK Businesses
A scale-up business is recognised as a young organisation with at least 10 employees which grows by an average of 20% each year. Scale-ups are of huge importance to the … Scale-up Businesses struggle to find funding
Anyone involved in the instruction industry will know how difficult it is to obtain working capital facilities. Due to the contractual nature of invoicing and applications for payment traditional forms … Business Finance for the construction industry
The Bank of England’s recent Credit Conditions Survey found that default rates on loans in Q2 increased for small businesses. By acting now, an invoice finance provider can help your … Avoid Becoming a Statistic
Data just released from the British Bankers’ Association show that lending to private,non-financial companies reduced by £2.5 billion in June from May, the same level as seen one month earlier. … Banks still letting smaller companies down