BORROWING BASE FACILITY FOR METALS TRADER
The client had repeat purchase contracts and shipment history, but inconsistent documentation and weak controls were causing delays and mixed credit feedback.
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Explore Case StudiesThe client had repeat purchase contracts and shipment history, but inconsistent documentation and weak controls were causing delays and mixed credit feedback.
The client needed working capital against confirmed invoices, but had seasonality and buyer concentration that required tighter eligibility and reporting.
The client had bank-issued letters of credit but faced inconsistent acceptance by suppliers and confirming banks due to documentation gaps and unclear rules alignment.
The sponsor needed a bankable capital stack aligned to EPC milestones and realistic covenant capacity, with a focus on preventing last-minute re-trading.
The project had strong demand drivers but was not yet at financial close readiness. The goal was staged capital aligned to permitting and commercial milestones.
The client had an offtake pathway but needed tighter contract evidence, payment mechanics, and covenant framing to support structured debt discussions.
The buyer faced a tight closing timeline and needed a bridge pathway that did not collapse under diligence questions about DSCR, reserves, and exit.
The sponsor had senior leverage terms but a shortfall in equity required to meet lender conditions and preserve closing milestones.
The asset required repositioning capex and time to stabilize. The capital request had to be framed with realistic ramp assumptions and lender protections.
The buyer had a live LOI but needed a financing story that matched the business model, cash conversion cycle, and lender underwriting logic.
The founder wanted partial liquidity without damaging the company’s ability to invest. The structure needed discipline on proceeds and governance.
The platform had a credible add-on pipeline but needed a structure that did not force the lender to underwrite hypothetical targets without protections.