Oil and gas services
Capital that flexes with rig counts and payment cycles.
From the Permian Basin to the Eagle Ford, oilfield service companies live and die by working capital. Long customer payment cycles, expensive equipment, and volatile activity levels make financing a critical lever.
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What we hear from operators.
- 60 to 120 day payment terms from E&Ps and majors
- Heavy equipment needs: pumps, trucks, frac iron, generators
- Cyclical revenue tied to commodity prices and rig counts
- Mobilization costs ahead of first invoice
Capital structures that fit oil and gas services.
Invoice factoring
Turn unpaid invoices into immediate working capital.
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.
Working capital loans
Fast term loans for inventory, payroll, and day-to-day operations.
Texas accounts for over 40% of U.S. crude production. TCS works with service firms across Midland, Odessa, Houston, and South Texas to bridge the gap between work performed and payment received.
A Midland-based wireline company landed a multi-well contract with a mid-cap E&P paying net 75. Factoring their invoices freed up the cash to mobilize crews and fund payroll without dipping into reserves.
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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