Introduction and Context A telecommunications equipment company specializing in wireless infrastructure had built strong momentum with major carrier contracts. However, their model relied on selling RAN hardware along with managed services, with large carriers paying on quarter-end billing cycles. This created an uncomfortable reality: despite strong sales and backlog, the company faced liquidity pressure mid-quarter. The post How Porter Capital Unlocked $10M+ in Non-Recourse Financing to Acc...| Porter Capital
At its core, invoice factoring is a type of accounts receivable financing where a business sells its outstanding invoices to invoice factoring companies for immediate working capital.| Porter Capital
At Porter Capital, we often get questions about non-recourse factoring, especially from CFOs and financial sponsors who are exploring ways to improve| Porter Capital
