The majority of US business is done by small to medium size businesses. While the large companies (the Fortune 500) receive most of the press, it is these small to medium size companies that do the heavy lifting. It is they who are making the difference, one nut, one bolt, one product at a time. Business Finance Corporation has been pleased to focus its services and efforts on this vital sector since its founding in 1995. This is the market that we know better that anyone else. Business Finance Corporation's fingerprints can be found on companies of all types. Some whose products are sold in the largest retailers in the world, on warm-ups worn by the US Olympic basketball team, in missiles used to defend our nation, in ocean going cargo ships. Other examples Include: - * A major Boeing aircraft components subcontractor, hit by a downturn in the commercial aircraft market and facing bank foreclosure of its operations, salvaged by implementing a strategy which combined the sales of non-performing inventory and assets, voluntary restructuring of debt and streamlining manufacturing processes for efficiency.
- * A well established company that provided glass for the Luxor pyramid in Las Vegas.
- * An mid-sized plumbing contractor facing certain bankruptcy as a result of hundreds of thousands of dollars of supplier and IRS debt, turned around and restored to financial health by implementing an aggressive, and unique debt restructuring strategy.
- * A mid-sized industrial parts supplier, facing certain closure due to debilitating conflicts among its owners and severe cash flow shortages, given life through implementing conflict resolution, cash and accounts receivable, and operational efficiency strategies.
- * A railroad construction company revitalized through a combination of management and financial restructuring.
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