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Manufacturers pay for raw materials and production costs upfront, then extend credit to customers who may take 30, 60 or 90 days to pay. That mismatch can strain even a profitable business. 


Invoice finance for manufacturers releases the cash tied up in your unpaid invoices, so you can keep production running, pay suppliers and take on bigger orders with confidence.

The cash flow challenges facing manufacturing businesses

Rising overheads

Energy, materials and labour costs keep increasing, putting pressure on production margins.

Growing too fast

Landing a large order is good news until you're funding raw materials and production before you've been paid for the last batch.

Debtors stretching payment terms

Larger customers often dictate payment terms, and late payment is common across the sector.

High cost of excess production

Overstocking or producing ahead of demand ties up cash that could otherwise be working for the business. 

Changing business climate

Shifting supply chains, input costs and demand patterns make cash flow harder to forecast.

How invoice finance solves it

We compare invoice finance providers who understand manufacturing cycles, from raw materials through to finished goods, so your facility works with your production timeline, not against it.

Save time

Save confusion

Save confusion

We arrange your finance so you can stay focused on the production, not the paperwork.

Save confusion

Save confusion

Save confusion

We place you with the right funder first time, rather than you comparing the market yourself.

Save costs

Save confusion

Save costs

Our relationships across the funder panel mean we can negotiate rates that are typically better than going direct.

Advantages of invoice finance for manufacturing businesses

Quick

Allows for growth

Cost effective

Funds can be released the same day against your invoices, keeping materials and payroll funded.

Cost effective

Allows for growth

Cost effective

Can be better value than an overdraft or loan, particularly as order volumes grow.

Simple

Allows for growth

Allows for growth

Easy to use online systems mean funding follows your invoicing without extra admin.

Allows for growth

Allows for growth

Allows for growth

Your facility grows in line with your sales ledger, so bigger orders don't mean a cash flow crisis.

Frequently asked questions

Please contact us if you cannot find an answer to your question.

Not with a confidential facility such as invoice discounting, which keeps collections invisible to your customer.


Often more cost effective than assumed, particularly against the cost of turning down orders because materials can't be funded upfront.


A good funder handles collections professionally, in a way that protects the relationships you've built, not one that risks them.


Usually none beyond your invoices, so machinery, premises and stock aren't required as security.


Does my business qualify?

Whatever you manufacture and however long you've been trading, if you invoice other businesses and wait weeks to be paid, invoice finance can give your business fast, flexible and secure access to the working capital it needs to grow.

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Get in touch for a free, no obligation comparison of invoice finance options for your manufacturing business.

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Simply Invoice Finance is a trading style of Goodman Corporate Consultancy Limited, an independent commercial finance broker, not a lender. As such, we can introduce you to a wide range of finance providers depending on your requirements and individual circumstances. We are not independent financial advisors and are unable to provide independent financial advice. We typically receive payment or other benefits from the finance provider if you decide to enter into an agreement with them.


Goodman Corporate Consultancy Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, No. 733340.

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