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Powering Oilfield Growth with a $500K Factoring Facility
Sallyport is pleased to announce the successful funding of a $500,000 accounts receivables facility for a growing Oilfield Services business.
With increasing business activity and extended customer payment terms, the company faced stretched accounts payables, making it difficult to pay key suppliers on time. This funding allows them to convert outstanding invoices into immediate cash, ensuring smooth operations, fulfilling supplier commitments, and taking on additional projects to fuel their expansion.
The company’s long-term goal is to establish itself as a trusted leader in wellhead and pressure control services, setting new industry standards for safety, quality, and sustainability. Sallyport’s ability to act quickly—securing funding in just days from the signed term sheet—was a key factor in the client’s decision to partner with us.
Dean Winter, Business Development Executive for Sallyport, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership, stating:
“I’m thrilled to be part of our most recent funding, providing a $500K facility for an Oilfield Services business. This deal highlights the strength of our team and our ability to move quickly—getting the funding done in just days to meet the client’s urgent timeline. We’re excited to see how this client grows with Sallyport and look forward to supporting their continued success.”
At Sallyport, we are committed to providing timely financial solutions that support business stability and growth. If your company is navigating similar challenges, we’re here to help.
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