Manufacturing

Manufacturers need substantial capital for equipment, raw materials, inventory, and facility investments. FundFi connects manufacturing businesses with lenders who understand production cycles and long-term capital needs.

Overview

Funding for Manufacturing

Manufacturing is one of the most capital-intensive sectors. A single CNC machine can cost $100,000 to $500,000+, and a full production line can run into the millions. Beyond equipment, manufacturers must fund raw materials, work-in-progress inventory, and finished goods — all before customers pay.

FundFi partners with lenders specializing in manufacturing financing. Equipment loans support major machinery purchases with long amortization. SBA 504 loans fund facility purchases and expansion. Asset-based lending and AR financing keep cash flow steady through long production cycles.

Challenges

Common Manufacturing Funding Challenges

Heavy equipment and machinery purchases
Raw material and supply chain financing
Facility expansion and upgrades
Working capital for production cycles
Why FundFi

Why Choose FundFi for Manufacturing Funding

  • Equipment financing for production machinery, CNC, and industrial equipment with long-term repayment
  • SBA 504 loans up to $5.5M for facility purchases and major plant expansions
  • Asset-based lending against inventory, equipment, and receivables for working capital
  • Industry expertise in production cycles, inventory management, and B2B receivables
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Equipment loans and leases can cover individual machines or full production lines. For very large investments, SBA 504 loans offer longer terms and lower down payments.

Lines of credit and asset-based lending are ideal for raw material purchases — borrow as needed against inventory and receivables, repay as products ship and customers pay.

Yes. SBA 504 loans are specifically designed for owner-occupied real estate purchases, with as little as 10% down on facilities up to $13.75M.

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