SouthStar Capital funded a $500,000 accounts receivable financing facility for a growing staffing services company supporting commercial property projects.
The company has recently expanded its scope of work to include larger turnover and maintenance projects requiring licensed subcontractors and specialized trade support. As the business broadened its service offerings, upfront labor and vendor payments began outpacing customer payment cycles, creating a working capital gap.
SouthStar Capital structured an accounts receivable financing facility designed to convert outstanding invoices into immediate liquidity. The facility provides the company with dependable access to cash flow, allowing it to pay subcontractors on time, maintain project continuity and support ongoing expansion.
The new financing strengthens operational stability and positions the company to continue scaling as project volume increases.
