Plastics recycler, $10M in revenue.
A small line of credit, a lien on everything, and a stack of equipment loans. We rolled the equipment debt into one right-sized term loan and added a line that grew with their receivables and inventory. Cash tied up in the business went back to work. The owner got control back. Their financing went from a constraint to a competitive advantage. They kept that structure until they sold the company ten years later. Along the way, I moved them to audited financials. Another investment, not an expense.




