Infrastructure & Industrial Assets · Advanced Manufacturing

Capital that understands how things get made.

We structure capital for new plants, expansions and equipment for manufacturers in strategic supply chains — semiconductors, batteries, defense, medical and heavy industry.

Overview
Infrastructure & Industrial Assets
Project and asset financing
Financing an established manufacturer's equipment or working capital rather than a strategic plant?See General Manufacturing

Reshoring and supply-chain security are driving a generation of new domestic production capacity. Manufacturers need capital that can read a production plan, not just a balance sheet.

We organize the operating story — customer contracts, capacity, equipment, workforce and incentives — and present it to lenders and investors with a manufacturing mandate.

Typical transactions

Typical transactions.

  • Greenfield plants and facility expansions
  • Production line and equipment upgrades
  • Sale-leaseback of owner-occupied industrial real estate
  • Working capital tied to contracted orders
Potential capital structures

Potential capital structures.

Equipment financing

Potential loans and leases secured by machinery, tooling and production systems.

Senior real estate debt

Potential acquisition, construction and refinance capital for manufacturing facilities.

Mezzanine & preferred equity

Subordinated capital behind senior debt, with negotiated economics, governance and control rights.

Availability, terms and Lankford Capital's role are confirmed case by case.

Financing considerations

What capital will look at.

  • Production capacity and utilization
  • Backlog and customer contracts
  • Customer concentration
  • Equipment specification and value
  • Margins
  • Incentives and public support
No published ranges
Transaction sizes, terms and eligibility are not published. Every opportunity is reviewed on its own merits.
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Bring us the transaction others found too complex.

Share the asset, the sponsor and the timeline. Our team will review whether — and how — capital may fit.