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$250K to Power a Promising Food Startup’s Launch
We’re proud to welcome an exciting new startup to the Sallyport family; a food and meat processing business launched by a former employee of one of our valued clients. With a vision for growth and a clear need for working capital, they turned to us to get the funding needed to hit the ground running.
Sallyport provided a $250,000 Accounts Receivable Finance facility to support the company’s early operations, enabling them to pay suppliers and keep momentum moving as they scale.
“We’re thrilled to welcome a new client to the Sallyport family. It’s exciting to support passionate entrepreneurs who are building something special in the food industry. As a startup, they embody the drive and vision we’re proud to support. Thanks to our underwriting team’s quick turnaround, we were able to provide the working capital they needed within just a few days—helping them move forward without delay.”
— Kevin Yoon, VP Business Development
This funding is more than just capital, it’s a commitment to supporting the next generation of business builders in an essential industry. We can’t wait to see what they do next.
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