Capital that follows the rig count.
Equipment, working capital and AR factoring for the South Texas service crews supplying the Eagle Ford and Permian basins out of San Antonio.
Oilfield services in South Texas - based out of San Antonio and supplying the Eagle Ford basin and the Permian - run on rig-count revenue. When rig count is up, lenders are aggressive; when it's down, even profitable service operators face tighter terms. Anchor Capital Group structures financing with that cycle in mind rather than treating oilfield like generic small business lending.
The dominant products are equipment financing (rolling stock, pumps, trailers with the gear as collateral), AR factoring or AR financing to bridge the 60-90 day E&P payment cycle that strangles weekly payroll, and working capital lines for slow quarters. SBA 7(a) can fit acquisitions and partner buy-outs for established service companies with three years of clean financials.
We pre-screen by basin exposure (Eagle Ford vs. Permian vs. cross-basin), customer concentration and asset base. The right lender for a single-basin pressure-pumping operator isn't the right lender for a diversified mid-size service company billing multiple primes.
Every option starts with a soft credit pull. Pre-screen takes 60 seconds.
E&P-adjacent service operators
Equipment, working capital and AR factoring for the service companies supplying the Eagle Ford basin.
Same-day cash on E&P invoices
Sell invoices to slow-pay operators the day you deliver - purpose-built for 60-90 day E&P payment cycles.
Rolling stock, pumps and trailers
Finance new and used oilfield equipment with the equipment itself as collateral.
Revolving line on the AR ledger
A revolving facility secured by your receivables - cheaper than factoring at consistent volume.
