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$1M Funding Fuels Agri-Business Growth Across Borders

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Sallyport is pleased to announce a new partnership with a Canadian agriculture business, providing a $1,000,000 Accounts Receivable facility to support seasonal cash flow needs and fuel strategic growth.

Referred by a trusted partner in the alternative finance space, the client turned to Sallyport for a cross-border funding solution when their original provider couldn’t support Canadian-based operations. With payables due before receivables could be collected, the business faced a cash conversion gap that limited their ability to scale and offer credit terms to U.S. dealers.

Sallyport’s tailored facility will help cover supplier payments, stabilize cash flow during peak seasons, and enable further expansion across North America – backing the client’s mission to become a leading supplier of advanced, sustainable crop inputs.

“We’re excited to support a Canadian business in the agricultural space with a facility designed to manage seasonal cash flow and fuel their continued growth. With the right capital in place, they’re well-positioned to scale efficiently and take advantage of new opportunities ahead. We’re proud to be part of that momentum and look forward to what’s next.”
— Dean Winter, Business Development Executive, Sallyport 

At Sallyport, we specialize in cross-border finance solutions that help businesses like this one bridge the funding gap and unlock their full potential.

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