Capital that scales the line.
Heavy equipment, working capital and receivables financing for Toyota-corridor suppliers, Port San Antonio fabricators and Westside producers.
Manufacturing in San Antonio is anchored by the Toyota Texas truck plant, the Tier-2 supplier base feeding it from the South Side and Westside, Port San Antonio aerospace fabricators, food and beverage producers throughout the metro, and a deep base of Westside legacy operators in metal-bending, fabrication and family food production.
Equipment financing dominates the manufacturing pipeline - CNC machines, stamping presses, robotics, conveyor systems and full production cells. The equipment is the collateral, and the structure aligns to the ROI timeline of the asset. Working capital lines bridge raw-material spikes and large customer POs. AR factoring or AR financing covers the gap between OEM payment cycles and weekly operating cost.
Anchor pre-screens by sub-sector and customer concentration. A Tier-2 stamping shop feeding Toyota is a different lender profile than a food producer selling through HEB, and both differ from a Port SA aerospace MRO billing federal primes. The right lender for each lives in a different corner of the equipment-finance and AR-lending bench.
Every option starts with a soft credit pull. Pre-screen takes 60 seconds.
CNC, robotics & production lines
Finance individual machines or entire production cells with structures that align to ROI timelines, including soft costs.
Bridge purchase orders & payroll
Cover raw material spikes, fund large purchase orders or bridge customer payment terms without giving up equity.
Turn AR into cash today
Sell your invoices for immediate liquidity: non-recourse and recourse options with transparent fee structures.
Lines secured by your AR
A revolving facility that grows with your receivables, cheaper than factoring when volume is consistent.
