Working Capital, Revolving Credit & Growth Financing for Manufacturers
Presented by Regions Bank
Access to capital can be critical for manufacturers managing cash flow, purchasing inventory, fulfilling customer orders, expanding capacity, and pursuing new growth opportunities.
Join SFMA and Regions Bank for an educational webinar focused on SBA financing programs designed to provide businesses with greater flexibility when accessing capital.
The session will explore the SBA Working Capital Pilot (WCP) and Manufacturer’s Access to Revolving Credit (MARC) programs, along with other SBA-backed financing considerations that may help manufacturers strengthen cash flow and support business growth.
About the Webinar
Manufacturers often need more than one-time financing for equipment or real estate. Ongoing access to working capital can be important for managing production cycles, purchasing materials and inventory, fulfilling orders, supporting expansion, and responding to new business opportunities.
During this webinar, representatives from Regions Bank’s SBA team will explain available SBA financing solutions and discuss how manufacturers can evaluate these programs as part of their broader capital strategy.
This Access to Capital educational session is designed to give manufacturing leaders a practical understanding of financing options that may help support growth, improve cash-flow cycles, and provide greater financial flexibility.
What You’ll Learn
– SBA Working Capital Pilot (WCP) — A 7(a)-guaranteed line-of-credit structure designed to provide flexible working-capital financing for growing businesses.
– Manufacturer’s Access to Revolving Credit (MARC) — A program designed specifically for eligible small manufacturers that can support working capital, inventory purchases, capacity expansion, and other operating needs.
– How SBA-backed financing may help manufacturers manage cash flow, purchase materials, fulfill customer orders, and expand production capacity.
– Financing considerations related to business expansion, acquisitions, ownership changes, and start-up financing.
– Financing options that may support companies involved in domestic and international business, including export-related working capital.
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Key considerations when evaluating which financing structure may be appropriate for your company’s needs.
Featured Presenters
Peter Salas
SVP, Florida SBA Manager
Regions Bank
Rana Diedrick
Vice President, SBA Loan Specialist
Regions Bank
