Inventory ties up cash. Stock finance lets you buy in bulk, take advantage of supplier discounts or prepare for peak season without emptying the business account.
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Trade finance for businesses with outstanding invoices to other Australian businesses, to fund stock and cash flow.
Trade finance for larger, profitable businesses to pay suppliers, with up to 120 days to repay.
Corporate working capital facility of up to $50M secured against business assets such as debtors, inventory, property, and plant and equipment, for established B2B businesses.
Trade finance facility for businesses funding stock, equipment or supplier purchases.
Trade account up to $500K that adds payment terms to supplier invoices, repaid in full on a chosen date or weekly for up to 20 weeks.
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In practice stock is usually funded through trade finance, a line of credit or a short-term business loan rather than a single stock-only product.
Depending on the product, the lender pays your supplier directly or advances funds to you. Repayment is timed to the sale of the stock, either over a fixed term or as a revolving facility.
Yes. Many general business loans and lines of credit list stock as an eligible purpose. Trade finance is another option if you want the lender to pay suppliers directly.
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