Capital structures for productive businesses and industrial growth.
Financing considerations for general manufacturing companies — production capacity, materials, equipment modernization, customer orders and expansion.
General manufacturing companies require capital to maintain production capacity, procure materials, modernize equipment, support customer orders and pursue expansion.
Financing analysis considers the relationship between productive assets, operating margins, order visibility, production efficiency and the timing of customer collections.
Target business profile.
Common transaction and financing purposes.
- Machinery and equipment acquisitions
- Working capital for materials and production
- Facility improvements or expansion
- Acquisition or refinancing
- Inventory and receivables financing
- Financing for contracted production requirements
Potential capital structures.
Equipment Finance & Leasing
Acquiring, replacing or expanding productive assets while managing capital expenditure and cash flow.
Asset-Based Lending / Working Capital
Financing supported by eligible receivables, inventory, equipment or combinations of business assets.
Senior Debt / Acquisition & Refinancing
Acquisition or refinancing supported by established operating cash flow.
Supply Chain Finance
Structures for materials, contracted production and the timing of customer collections.
Availability, terms and Lankford Capital's role are confirmed case by case.
What capital will look at.
- Equipment valuation
- Capacity utilization
- Customer contracts
- Order backlog
- Production costs
- Margin trends
- Maintenance obligations
- Cash-flow coverage
What to have ready.
- Historical and interim financial statements
- Equipment list, quotes or appraisals
- Receivables aging and inventory reports
- Backlog and key customer contracts
- Existing debt schedule
Illustrative only. Not an eligibility list or a commitment to review or proceed.
Potential solutions.
Related sectors.
Tell us about the business and what the financing is for.
Share the business, the need and the timing. Our team will review whether — and how — a structure may fit.