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Importing / Exporting Businesses

Many businesses import products from overseas which are then utilised in their manufacturing or value adding process.

End products are then sold to the domestic market or exported to the international market. Cross-border dealings create many transactional and business risks.

For instance, if you are purchasing goods from an overseas supplier there are inherent risks that you pay for the goods without the product ever arriving in the country.

If you were purchasing goods from a domestic supplier there is legislation and government bodies to recoup your outlay if such an event occurred.

However, international dealings do not provide the same comfort if a certain transaction becomes litigious.

Ensuring that these risks are addressed and minimised is extremely important to ensure both the viability and the continuation of your business.

JCM Finance can assist businesses who import or export (or both) by taking the time to understand the supply chain of your business and the inherent risks associated with international transactions.

It is also important to understand how, when and in what currency payments to suppliers are to be made. The Global currency market has been very volatile in recent times which can have a negative impact on business margins if the right measures to hedge against these movements are not addressed.

JCM Finance will be able to discuss and identify these risks that may be present in your business and ensure that the most appropriate lender can assist you and your business.

Below are just some of the products / facilities that certain financiers provide for Importing / Exporting Businesses:

Below are just some of the products / facilities that certain financiers provide for New / Growing Businesses: