Why growing brands shouldn’t give up equity just to fund stock
One founder we spoke to recently put it simply: “I’ll raise investment to grow the business – but not to pay for inventory. That’s giving away equity forever.”
One founder we spoke to recently put it simply: “I’ll raise investment to grow the business – but not to pay for inventory. That’s giving away equity forever.”
In this read we'll focus on practical, low-risk ways to shorten the cycle – with impact on forecasting, margin, and growth planning.
Why product businesses are using invoice financing, and how they are using it as a growth lever. We'll also cover what invoice financing is, how it works and what other alternatives there are out there.
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Find out how Treyd is putting a new spin on traditional inventory finance. With our solution, you get all the benefits of having your inventory funded, without the hassle that comes with using your stock as collateral.
Treyd, the leading provider of flexible financing solutions, is excited to announce an expansion of its product offering. In addition to financing inventory purchases, Treyd now offers businesses the ability to finance freight, marketing and pre-production costs – giving companies even greater control over their cash flow.
Note that, unlike many of the options above, we only finance supplier invoices. If you’d like an indication of the credit limit we can offer your business, get in touch with our team.