Invoice Finance UNLOCKS CASH tied up in your business so you can concentrate on GROWTH!
Every business has the potential to grow. They just need the right support around them to make this happen. If you want to access the cash you need to take on new orders, expand into new markets and grow your business without taking out a loan, we can help.
It's about you
We work for you – not for the insurers. By choosing Dunlop Baxter, you gain a trusted partner and the benefit of years of industry experience with people who are actually responsible for managing our partnership
Our solutions
We tailor our solutions to suit your business needs, and here are a few of the services we provide to help protect and grow your business.
Factoring
Factoring gives you instant access to cash tied up in unpaid invoices, avoiding the need to wait for customer payment. We can also handle your credit control so you can focus on growing your business.
Find out more →Invoice Discounting
With Invoice Discounting we provide funding for your invoices and you continue to collect payment from customers as normal giving your business an instant cashflow boost.
Find out more →Construction Finance
Our specialist solution provides working capital for businesses providing construction services under contracts, framework agreements or purchase orders. We fund invoices and applications for payment (certified and uncertified).
Find out more →Recruitment Finance
Recruitment Finance provides funding and payroll support to agencies, bridging the gap between paying temporary workers and contractors and waiting for payment from clients.
Find out more →Bad Debt Protection
You can protect your business against the impact of a customer’s insolvency or ability to pay. Opting for BDP from Dunlop Baxter will give you that peace-of-mind.
Find out more →We're PASSIONATE about HELPING businesses GROW and here's what our clients say about us:
JFC Steel
“For the past 10 years, Dunlop Baxter’s approach to funding has been consistent, honest, practical, timely and fully understanding of the commercial realities and challenges that businesses face. The lines of communication are excellent and response times to requests are without fault. Their support has been a lifeline to our business – through the good times and bad.”
BARRY PITT
FINANCE DIRECTOR
AGM Renovations
“The relationship-based approach has enabled our business to continue to grow without cashflow stagnation. Having over 20 years’ experience in the home renovation industry, we wanted to work with a funder that understood our individual business needs and requirements as a niche all-in-one supply and installations firm. Having a funder with expertise in the construction sector, such as Dunlop Baxter, is a huge advantage to us.”
IVAN ATANSOV
CEO
Scott Freight Services
“Dunlop Baxter has been providing our firm with funding for over 8 years and we rely on a steady stream of funding to operate our business efficiently throughout the year. The additional funding also provides us with capital that we can put back into the business to grow our fleet of vehicles. As a haulage provider our fleet is at the heart of our business.”
SCOTT LONG
PRESIDENT
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