Working Capital

Fund the gap between doing the work and getting paid.

Growth consumes cash. So do seasonality, long payment cycles and big new contracts. We help you put the right working-capital structure in place so liquidity never becomes the thing that limits the business.

The Problem

Profitable businesses still run out of cash.

Working-capital problems rarely mean the business is failing — usually the opposite. Growth, seasonality and slow-paying customers create gaps that a well-structured facility should absorb, not a scramble for expensive short-term money.

Strategic Considerations

What we weigh on liquidity.

The cash cycle

How long capital is tied up between spend and payment.

Seasonality

Structuring facilities that flex with the business rhythm.

Receivables quality

How the debtor book can support funding.

Inventory

Whether stock can be leveraged appropriately.

Contract funding

Financing the delivery of large new orders.

Headroom

Building capacity for the opportunity you can't yet see.

Capital Options

Ways to fund working capital.

Operating lines

Revolving credit sized to the business cycle.

Receivables finance

Funding against invoices to accelerate cash.

Inventory finance

Leveraging stock to free up capital.

Contract & PO finance

Funding the delivery of large orders.

Merchant & flow-based

Facilities matched to card or transaction volume.

Bridging facilities

Short-term capital for defined, temporary gaps.

Our Advisory Role

We right-size liquidity to the business.

We diagnose where cash is actually trapped, then structure facilities that release it — giving you headroom without over-borrowing or over-paying.

How our advisory engagement works

Execution Process

From pressure to headroom.

01

Capital Strategy

We define the real liquidity need and the right structure.

02

Transaction Review

We analyse the cash cycle, debtors and inventory.

03

Capital Structure

We select and size the right facilities.

04

Financing Readiness

We prepare the package for lenders.

05

Capital Execution

We compare providers and negotiate terms.

06

Closing

We coordinate set-up to funds available.

Frequently Asked Questions

Working capital, answered.

How is this different from an overdraft?

An overdraft is one tool, and often the bluntest. Depending on your cycle, receivables finance, inventory finance or contract funding can provide more headroom at a better effective cost. We match the structure to the business.

We're growing fast and short of cash — is that normal?

Very. Rapid growth consumes working capital; it is one of the most common reasons profitable businesses feel squeezed. The answer is structure, not panic.

Can we fund a large new contract?

Often, yes — through contract, purchase-order or receivables finance designed around the delivery timeline. We help you say yes to the order with confidence.

Will this show as debt on our balance sheet?

It depends on the structure. Some facilities are balance-sheet efficient, and we factor presentation and covenants into the recommendation.

How quickly can facilities be arranged?

It varies by type and provider. Some receivables and flow-based facilities move quickly; larger bank lines take longer. We manage timing against your need.

Let's Begin

Don't let liquidity limit the business.

Book a capital strategy call and we'll structure working capital that gives you room to grow.