Tradewind has announced the closing of a €400,000 accounts receivable facility for an exporter of fresh and frozen fish based in Iceland and selling to the UK, Netherlands and North America.
The company is using Tradewind’s facility—structured in EUR, GBP, and USD—to capitalise on growth opportunities and enter new markets.
In order to help the seafood exporter meet these objectives, Tradewind enlisted a senior leader from its Iceland office to customise a financial solution that addressed the company’s unique needs at present and for the future. This same leader had worked with the exporter in the past on financing two-generations worth of ventures for them.
“We met the client with open ears and a willingness to get creative with our financing approach,” said Sveinn Reynisson, Country Manager of Tradewind Iceland.
“After listening to their concerns and plans for growth, we created a solution that scales funding in line with their sales so they can multiply their export volume without worrying about insufficient cash to fill orders.”
At the time they approached Tradewind, the seafood company was experiencing rapid growth and needed additional cash flow to expand their customer base in territories they had not yet tapped into.
“The client and Tradewind worked closely together in developing a tailored financing arrangement that provided immediate funding. We are confident that our facility will allow the client to maximise their sales potential and successfully enter new markets,” Sveinn Reynisson added.
Tradewind (formerly DS-Concept) provides innovative international cash flow solutions focused on the mid-market, and its core products are non-recourse factoring and supply chain finance. The group has built a reputation for the depth of its international finance expertise by maintaining a network of offices around the world including the USA, China, India, Hong Kong, UAE, Turkey, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Iceland, Bulgaria, Hungary, Peru and its headquarters in Germany.
