Contract-Backed Working Capital Financing For Signed Contracts
Contract-Backed Working Capital

Working Capital Financing Against Signed Contracts

For operating companies with signed contracts, purchase orders, offtake agreements, receivables or contracted revenue streams that need capital to deliver.

We support suitable transactions through structuring, debt placement or a combined structuring and placement mandate.

Best Fit

The strongest cases have a credible buyer, a signed contract, clear delivery milestones, visible gross margin, documented costs and a repayment source from contract proceeds.

Purchase orders and supply contracts
Government or corporate service contracts
Commodity, equipment or industrial supply agreements
Receivables-backed and invoice-backed funding

What Lenders Review

Contract

Buyer And Contract Strength

Obligor quality, payment terms, termination rights, delivery conditions, assignment language and contract enforceability.

Margin

Use Of Funds And Economics

Cost base, gross margin, supplier terms, working-capital gap, delivery budget and repayment coverage.

Security

Repayment And Collateral

Receivables, inventory, assignment of proceeds, insurance, guarantees, account control and other available support.

How The Process Works

01

Submit The Transaction

Share the signed contract, buyer details, funding need, use of funds, repayment source and available documents.

02

Receive Engagement Review

We review the file and, where suitable, issue an engagement letter for structuring, debt placement or both.

03

Structure, Place And Fund

We structure the financing package, approach suitable funding sources and support the transaction through term sheet, diligence, closing and funding.

Submit Your Contract-Backed Financing Request

Submit the transaction profile, signed contract, buyer or offtaker information, funding requirement, use of funds, repayment source and available collateral.

Submit Your Transaction
Disclosure

This page is for general information only. Any engagement is subject to review, documentation, due diligence, KYC, AML and sanctions screening. Financing availability, pricing and terms depend on buyer quality, contract strength, collateral, jurisdiction, lender appetite and transaction structure. Regulated transactions are executed directly with licensed financial institutions or through appropriate regulated channels where required.