Marine Factoring

Marine Industry

The highly competitive marine transportation business can be challenging for a small- or medium-sized company. The euphoria you feel after winning a big contract to provide marine transportation services for an offshore oil drilling company quickly subsides when the contract arrives.

Slow to Pay Customers

Most oil and gas companies demand favorable credit terms in their contracts. You provide the services today, but the company has 45 days to pay the invoice you send it. Asking your employees, fuel suppliers and other people you depend upon to keep your business running to wait for money owed to them is not an option.

Large companies can rely upon the cash reserves they have built over the years to help them meet current operating costs while waiting for payment on their invoices. Smaller marine transportation companies do not have the luxury of cash reserves to tap into in time of a cash shortage.

Solving Your

Factor Funding Co. offers invoice factoring solutions to meet your marine transportation company’s cash shortage challenges. Factoring involves converting your unpaid invoices into immediate cash that your company can use in any way it wishes including:

• Meeting current payroll expenses
• Paying operating costs and expenses
• Financing advertising for expansion into new markets
• Meeting capital needs to expand and grow your business

Factoring means your company can receive up to 80 percent of your outstanding invoices right away. Unlike bank loans that must be repaid through monthly payments that can burden your accounts payable, there are no monthly payments with factoring. Your customer repays the advance you received when your invoice is paid in full.

Factoring is Quick,

Conventional borrowing takes time and frequently involves questions about the use of the money and the creditworthiness of the owners of your company. Factoring is not a loan, so the process is quicker and less time-consuming. These are important considerations when your company needs money to keep its day-to-day operations going. The money your company receives can be spent as you see fit. There are no restrictions imposed by a lender.