Export Working Capital Finance.
Exporters need working capital both before shipment — to procure and produce — and after shipment, while waiting on overseas buyer payment terms.
Pre-Shipment Finance · Post-Shipment Finance · Export Order-Backed Funding
Where This Applies
- Procurement and production need funding before goods are shipped to the overseas buyer.
- Overseas buyer payment terms stretch out the cash conversion cycle after shipment.
- Export incentive schemes may affect how the facility is structured and priced.
- Currency and buyer country risk need to be factored into the financing structure.
How We Approach It
We evaluate the export order book and buyer payment terms to structure pre-shipment funding for procurement and production, and post-shipment funding to bridge the wait on overseas buyer payment.
Why EquiFin
- Independent advisory — we structure and negotiate, we do not lend ourselves.
- 60+ active lender relationships across PSU banks, private banks, NBFCs and private credit funds.
- One point of contact from structuring through to disbursement.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is export working capital finance?
It covers pre-shipment funding for procurement and production, and post-shipment funding to bridge the wait on overseas buyer payment.
What affects export working capital pricing?
Buyer country risk, payment terms, and whether export incentive schemes apply typically affect how the facility is priced.
See what documents lenders typically ask for — Documents Required for a Corporate Loan →
60+ Active Lender Relationships · Independent Advisory, Not a Lender
Fund Both Sides of the Export Cycle.
We structure pre- and post-shipment facilities against your order book.
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