Skip to content
Newsroom

$500K Injection Fuels Oil & Gas Start-Up Growth

Sallyport Commercial Finance is pleased to announce the successful delivery of a $500,000 Accounts Receivable Finance facility to a growing start-up in the Oil & Gas sector.

Referred by an existing Sallyport client, this opportunity is a testament to the strength of our relationships and the trust we build with every partnership. The client, in the early stages of its growth journey, required flexible working capital to support ongoing operations and scale within a competitive and capital-intensive industry.

Understanding the urgency and potential of the business, Sallyport structured a tailored receivables finance solution designed to provide immediate liquidity and support sustainable expansion. The funding will be used to maintain healthy cash flow and fuel the company’s continued growth in the Oil & Gas market.

With no incumbent lender in place, the client chose Sallyport based on an existing relationship with one of our clients – highlighting the value of reputation and results-driven service.

Dan Millar, Senior Vice President at Sallyport, commented:
“It’s always nice to get a referral from an existing client. To have that form of trust and credibility is the ultimate endorsement.”

This latest transaction underscores Sallyport’s commitment to supporting emerging businesses with flexible, relationship-led financing solutions that evolve alongside their ambitions.

Posted in
  • News

Sallyport Scoops $4MM Deal for Iconic Ice Cream Brand

March 31, 2026

Sallyport Commercial Finance is proud to announce a $4,000,000 Accounts Receivable and Inventory facility (including a $1,000,000 inventory tranche) to…

Read More

From Bank Exit to Growth with $2MM Print Company Deal

March 30, 2026

Sallyport Commercial Finance is pleased to announce the successful delivery of a $2,000,000 Non- notification Factoring facility to a Canadian…

Read More
  • Articles

risks for small business blog feature image - lady holding sign saying small business fighting for survival

New Year, New Risks for Small Business

As the world faces the news of a new strain of the COVID-19 pandemic and a potential fourth ‘wave’ of…

Read More
2022-federal-budget-blog-feature-ottawa-parliament

Canadian Business and The 2022 Federal Budget – Key Takeaways

It’s fair to say small businesses didn’t feature massively in the Canadian 2022 Federal Budget proposed last week. Although there…

Read More
  • Videos

Scroll To Top