Funding is a crucial part of growing a business. Small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are in a tricky position because there is capital, but they can’t see to access it. But that has changed since the growth of alternative funders who provide capital quickly and require little to no collateral. One of the many products brought into market by alternative funders is inventory financing.
What is Inventory Financing?
Inventory financing is a short-term loan or revolving line of credit that product-based businesses use to purchase inventory, with the purchased stock serving as collateral.
With so many lenders providing inventory financing, it’s important that SMEs pick the right funding partner, and the one we recommend is Lula.
What is Lula?
Lula (formerly known as LulaLend) is a South African fintech company that provides digital business funding and banking solutions for SMEs.
What is Lula’s Inventory Financing?
Lula’s inventory funding provides SMEs with working capital up to R5 million to purchase stock, fulfil purchase orders, and bridge cash flow gaps.
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