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  • Hansator 17
    28217 Bremen
    Germany
  • +49 421 3293-0
  • Locaton: Ratingen
    Kreuzerkamp 7-11
    40878 Ratingen
    Germany
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    28063 Bremen
    Germany
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We strengthen medium-sized businesses. With Factoring.

Factoring examples

For small and medium-sized enterprises, it is important to develop their own scenarios, strategies and solutions in order to remain successful despite increasingly difficult economic conditions. Companies that avoid financial bottlenecks through solid liquidity and risk management are particularly successful in this regard. This is where factoring comes in: it strengthens companies' liquidity by selling receivables and reduces the risk of payment defaults.

Factoring added value

Factoring is a flexible financing solution that enables companies to convert their outstanding receivables into liquidity immediately.

  • Increase in liquidity
  • Revenue-based financing
  • 100% protection against bad debts, even for export transactions
  • Better rating thanks to optimised balance sheet structure

Excerpt from our customer industries

Numerous companies from over 50 different industries already rely on our expertise to drive progress within their organisations – both nationally and internationally.

  • Wholesale: Equipment and accessories for machines, ferrous and non-ferrous metals, hardware, foodstuffs and much more.
  • Service sector: freight forwarding and logistics, personnel services, management consulting, information technology, building cleaning, warehousing and much more.
  • Industry/production: metal products, rubber and plastic goods, surface finishing and heat treatment, chemicals and much more.

Our factoring examples from various industries:

A truck from the freight forwarding industry transports goods on the motorway.
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Freight forwarding

Secure liquidity for freight forwarders

Freight forwarders face the challenge of covering high running costs, while customer payments often take an average of 40 days to arrive. While trucks are in use every day, fuel, driver wages, tolls and maintenance costs must be paid immediately. This financing gap can lead to liquidity bottlenecks – especially when order volumes grow or payments are further delayed.

Building cleaners clean large window fronts in an airport hall and work in the field of facility management.
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Service company

Brilliant growth through factoring

A medium-sized commercial cleaning company faced a typical challenge in the industry:
payment terms of up to 90 days. Customers paid late, while running costs – especially wages and materials – had to be covered immediately.

This liquidity gap made business planning difficult and limited growth.

A large warehouse for toys and logistics, specialising in wholesale items and stock goods.
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Wholesale

Master seasonal peaks – always stay liquid with factoring

A medium-sized toy wholesaler faces the same challenge every year: high pre-financing costs for inventory, long payment terms from retailers and strong seasonal fluctuations.

Especially before Easter or Christmas, the warehouse must be well stocked, but customer invoices are often not paid until after the holidays. This creates a significant liquidity gap that slows down the company's growth.

A spacious production hall where metal parts are manufactured and further processed.
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Manufacturing

Strong liquidity for a strong industry

A medium-sized metalworking company specialising in components for mechanical engineering and the construction industry regularly processes large orders for industrial customers. The industry is highly capital-intensive: high material costs, energy-intensive machinery and long payment terms represent a considerable financial burden.

In particular, the pre-financing of new projects is made difficult by long payment terms from customers.

Brick building, Hansator 17 in Bremen, headquarters of Deutsche Factoring Bank
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Take advantage of versatile financial services and discover the potential of factoring.

  • Secure liquidity – immediate payout of up to 90%
  • Secure competitive advantages – for example, by granting longer payment terms to your customers
  • Securing receivables, including in export business
  • Relief – more time for your core business
  • Improvement in rating
  • Use of additional purchasing advantages, such as discounts and rebates
  • Continuous credit assessment of your customers