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Sallyport Commercial Finance Customizes Multiple Facility Financing to a Natural Sweetener Company.

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Delaware – 3/15/19 – Sallyport Commercial Finances provides a $1,500,000 Accounts Receivable facility, including a $500,000 Cash Flow Loan to a company that provides its customers with a catalog of natural sweetener alternatives.

The company’s primary goal is to change lives by offering healthier food products without refined, added sugar that will help reduce the risk of obesity and diabetes. “The business owner and his team are experienced professionals, putting all their skills and knowledge together to help improve the world.  Sallyport looks forward to helping them achieve their purpose and being part of this exciting journey with them,” says Calum Williamson, Managing Director.

Sallyport took the time to listen and understand the company’s current struggles and cash flow concerns.  Upon evaluating the business’ portfolio, Sallyport was confident in providing them a working capital solution that would help pay off their current lender and profitably grow their business both in the U.S. and globally.

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