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Canadian Oilfield Services Gets $4,000,000 Funding Boost

We are thrilled to announce that Sallyport has successfully provided $4 million in Accounts Receivable funding to a dynamic client in the Oilfield Services industry. Referred to us by a Calgary consultant, this funding will enable the company to repay existing debt and invest in substantial growth opportunities within their sector.

The client’s decision to partner with Sallyport came after changes to their business structure allowed the majority shareholder to take decisive steps toward enhancing their working capital. Sallyport’s long-standing relationship with the shareholder and our reputation for delivering flexible funding solutions positioned us as the ideal partner to support their growth ambitions.

Sallyport Vice President Dan Millar shared;

“The client is adding a new revenue stream to their business and is expecting major growth. We have provided them with a flexible working capital solution and are excited to see them grow.”

We are proud to play a pivotal role in this client’s journey as they expand their footprint in the Oilfield Services industry and look forward to witnessing their continued success.

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