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JPalmer Collective Provides $7.2MM Working Capital Line of Credit to Private Label Baking Company

Deal showcases JPalmer Collective’s ability to provide fast, tailored financing solutions for businesses navigating complex challenges.

byRita Garwood
March 28, 2025
in Deal Announcements, News

 NEW YORK – March 27, 2025 – JPalmer Collective (JPC), an asset-based lending company committed to funding high-growth, women-led and natural products companies, today announced the closing of a line of credit to a woman-owned, private label baking company specializing in desserts. JPC is focused on ensuring that over half of its portfolio consists of women-led companies as part of its mission to make financing more equitable.

“We recognize there will be ups and downs in any business and that companies need a financing partner who is there for them through it all,” said Jennifer Palmer, founder and CEO of JPalmer Collective. “I founded JPC to help companies just like this baking company: high-growth, women-led businesses that don’t fit the traditional lender’s criteria and can benefit from our white-glove service.”

The baking company chose JPC for its ability to provide a fast and efficient financing solution, its flexibility, and its knowledge of the food space.  Originally structured as a facility against accounts receivable, inventory, and equipment, delays from the SBA threatened to stall the deal. Recognizing the urgency, JPC stepped in and closed a real estate-backed facility in under two weeks. Additionally, during underwriting, the company navigated management changes and cash flow constraints. To support the company’s growth and ensure a smooth transition, JPC provided a meaningful seasonal advance at closing, enabling them to ramp up inventory to accelerate sales without missing a beat.

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