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

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

Referred to Sallyport through trusted peers in the alternative finance space, this long-standing, family-
run business required a flexible funding solution to repay its existing bank facility while also securing
ongoing working capital to support day-to-day operations.

With ambitions to expand both provincially and nationally, the company needed a partner that could
offer a scalable structure aligned with its growth plans. Sallyport worked closely with the client to
deliver a tailored facility, with competitive pricing and a structure designed to provide both immediate
stability and long-term flexibility.

“Sallyport is proud to support this long-standing family-run business, referred to us by various trusted partners,” said Dan Millar, VP at Sallyport Commercial Finance. “We were able to provide a working capital facility that will help drive both growth and stability as they continue to expand.”

This transaction highlights Sallyport’s ability to deliver strategic, relationship-driven financing solutions
that meet the evolving needs of businesses across Canada.

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