Business Finance by Sector

Construction

Labour, materials and plant often need paying before a construction project produces cash. Explore finance around your actual payment schedule, rather than the headline value of the order book.

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Manufacturing

Raw materials, production time and customer payment terms can tie up cash before an order earns its return. Compare finance for manufacturing equipment with funding for the production cycle.

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Transport and logistics

Fuel and drivers need paying while customers may still be processing delivery paperwork. Explore funding for vehicles, completed haulage invoices and the cost of starting new contracts.

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Healthcare

Care providers and healthcare businesses need dependable cash for staffing, supplies and equipment. Explore funding around the organisation’s income sources and the continuity of its services.

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Hospitality

A refit, new kitchen or busy season can require spending before the extra bookings arrive. Compare funding for restaurants, pubs, cafés and hotels against their actual trading pattern.

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Retail

Stock, shop improvements and seasonal staffing can absorb cash before sales arrive. Explore finance for your retail business, distinct from consumer finance offered to shoppers.

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Professional services

Recruitment, software and client projects can create costs before fees are collected. Explore business funding around your firm’s billing model and the income available for repayment.

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Recruitment

Explore invoice funding around temporary payroll, approved timesheets and client payment terms.

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