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Asset-based lending · North Carolina

Asset-based lending in North Carolina

Revolving lines and term loans secured by receivables, inventory, equipment and real estate for North Carolina companies: acquisitions, growth, turnarounds and refinancing.

Up to 90%Of eligible A/R
Up to 85%Of equipment OLV
Revolver + termStructure
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North Carolina

Asset-based lending for North Carolina companies

Mid-sized companies across North Carolina, especially in manufacturing, life sciences and furniture, carry significant value in receivables, inventory and equipment. Asset-based lending turns that collateral into a revolving line and term loans sized to the balance sheet, with faster decisions and more flexibility than a traditional bank.

North Carolina owners use asset-based facilities to fund acquisitions, finance growth, refinance a bank or merchant cash advances, and support turnarounds and restructurings. We work with companies in Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro, Durham, Winston-Salem and Fayetteville and statewide.

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Asset-based lenders near you

Asset-based lending in Charlotte, accounts receivable financing in Raleigh, inventory financing in Greensboro, and ABL lines of credit in Durham, Winston-Salem and Fayetteville.

Questions

Asset-based lending in North Carolina: FAQ

Do you arrange asset-based lending in North Carolina?

Yes, for companies throughout North Carolina, including Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro, Durham, Winston-Salem and Fayetteville.

Which North Carolina industries use ABL most?

Companies in manufacturing, life sciences and furniture with meaningful receivables, inventory or equipment.

What is asset-based lending?

A revolving line of credit, often paired with term loans, secured by your business assets: accounts receivable, chattel paper, inventory, machinery and equipment, and real estate. Availability is set by a borrowing base that moves with those assets.

How is ABL different from a bank line?

Banks lend mainly on cash flow and covenants. Asset-based lenders lend on collateral, so they can fund companies with losses, uneven earnings, fast growth or a leveraged balance sheet.

What advance rates are typical?

Commonly up to 80–90% of eligible receivables, up to 50–65% of inventory at net orderly liquidation value, and up to 75–85% of equipment at orderly liquidation value, set facility by facility.

How fast can an ABL close?

Typically 3–6 weeks from term sheet, including field exam and appraisals; non-bank lenders often move faster than banks.

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Commercial financing is arranged through Win-Win Capital Funding's network of banks, equipment lessors and asset-based lenders. Rates, terms, advance rates and amounts depend on credit, time in business, revenue, collateral and the equipment, and all financing is subject to credit approval and documentation. Tax treatment varies; consult your tax advisor. This is not a commitment to lend.