Gateway Trade Funding recently completed 21 stretch finance transactions, including:

  • A $350,000 loan for a U.S. packaging company, with the funds used  for working capital
  • A $100,000 loan for a U.S. gaming related company, with the funds used for inventory
  • An $850,000 loan for a U.S. oil and gas related company, with the funds used to assist with an acquisition
  • A $40,000 loan for a U.S. beverage/spirits company, with the funds used for working capital
  • A $200,000 loan for a Canadian oil and gas related company, with the funds used for working capital
  • A $250,000 loan for a U.S. pet accessory company, with the funds used for working capital
  • A $350,000 loan for a Canadian home goods company, with the funds used for working capital and inventory
  • A $650,000 loan for a U.S. apparel related company, with the funds used for inventory and working capital
  • A $200,000 loan for a U.S. home goods company, with the funds used for inventory
  • A $300,000 loan for a U.S. industrial company, with the funds used for inventory
  • A $500,000 loan for a U.S. apparel related company, with the funds used for working capital and inventory
  • A $75,000 loan for a U.S. consumer electronics company, with the funds used for working capital
  • A $90,000 loan for a Canadian railroad supply company, with the funds used for working capital
  • A $150,000 loan for a U.S. automated power control company, with the funds used to pay down an existing lender and for working capital
  • A $25,000 loan for a Canadian LED light company, with the funds used for working capital
  • A $75,000 loan for a U.S. consumer electronics company, with the funds used for inventory
  • A $100,000 loan for a U.S. railroad supply company, with the funds used for working capital
  • A $450,000 loan for a U.S. apparel related company, with the funds used for inventory
  • A $75,000 loan for a U.S. staffing company, with the funds used for working capital
  • A $150,000 loan for a U.S. brewing company, with the funds used for inventory
  • A $250,000 loan for a U.S. apparel related company, with the funds used for inventory and working capital