Manufacturing
Machinery, facility expansion, and large-order capital.
Texas manufacturers, from aerospace and electronics to food production and metals, rely on capital structures that fund both heavy machinery and the working capital cycle of large customer orders.
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What we hear from operators.
- Multi-million-dollar machinery and tooling
- Long order-to-payment cycles with OEM customers
- Facility expansion and automation upgrades
- Raw material inventory carrying costs
Capital structures that fit manufacturing.
Equipment financing
Get the equipment you need without draining your cash.
Asset-based lending (ABL)
Maximum borrowing power against your A/R, inventory, and equipment.
SBA loans (7(a) and 504)
Government-backed loans with favorable terms.
Purchase order financing
Fund supplier costs to fulfill large customer orders.
Texas manufacturing is the second-largest in the U.S., concentrated in Houston (petrochemicals), DFW (aerospace and electronics), and Austin (semiconductors). TCS structures asset-based lines and equipment packages built for these supply chains.
A Houston-area precision machine shop combined an asset-based line of credit with equipment financing on two new five-axis CNC mills to land a multi-year aerospace contract.
Composite example for illustration. Not a specific client.
Funding tailored to your industry.
We will analyze your situation and recommend a capital structure built for how your business actually operates.
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