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Inventory Finance can serve as an integral part of your cash flow solution.
What is Inventory Financing?
Inventory Finance can serve as an integral part of your cash flow solution. Many small businesses must exhaust precious cash to maintain certain levels of inventory to meet customer requirements. Advances against inventory provide the business owner with a percentage of the total cost of the company’s on hand inventory thereby enhancing the company’s cash flow.
Who is Inventory Financing for?
If you are a small business owner who has considered accounts receivable financing but have concluded that financing accounts receivable does not provide sufficient working capital because of the cost of inventory you are required to keep on hand you should consider a revolving line of credit that will provide availability on your accounts receivable and inventory.
What are the benefits of Inventory Financing?
- Use an often overlooked but valuable asset on your balance sheet to create liquidity for your business.
- The excess liquidity will help you better serve your existing customers.
- The increased cash flow created by leveraging your inventory will assist you in obtaining new customers.
- Create better relationship with important stakeholders, like vendors and suppliers.
How do I apply for Inventory Financing?
KORE’s inventory financing product is offered in concert with its accounts receivable revolving line of credit. Prospective borrowers may complete an application and provide the customary loan package along with a detailed list of inventory on hand to include cost of acquisition.
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