Key Takeaways
- Ukrainian and Venezuelan parolees with US manufacturing revenue qualify
- Equipment financing for CNC machines, industrial presses, and production lines
- Working capital to bridge the gap between production and client payment
- Funding up to $5M for established manufacturers
- No green card required — EAD accepted
Ukraine had a sophisticated manufacturing sector — aerospace components, precision machining, food processing, textile production — before the 2022 invasion. Ukrainian parolee engineers and factory operators are bringing that manufacturing expertise to the US, setting up production facilities, contract manufacturing operations, and fabrication shops. Bankable finances the equipment and working capital these businesses need.
Manufacturing Funding Products for Parolees
- Equipment Financing: CNC machines, laser cutters, industrial presses, conveyor systems — financed with equipment as collateral. 72-hour decisions.
- Purchase Order Financing: Receive a large order you can't fill with current capital? We advance against verified purchase orders from creditworthy customers.
- Working Capital: Bridge the gap between raw material purchase and customer payment — often 60-120 days in manufacturing.
- Facility Expansion: Finance additional production space, clean room construction, or warehouse expansion.
- Inventory Financing: Carry raw material and finished goods inventory without capital constraint.
Purchase Order Financing for Parolee Manufacturers
When a parolee-owned manufacturer wins a significant contract — $200,000, $500,000, $1M — they often lack the capital to purchase raw materials and fund production before client payment. Purchase order financing advances 70-80% of the purchase order value immediately, enabling production. Repayment comes from the customer's payment. The manufacturer's immigration status is irrelevant — the creditworthiness of the customer (often a US corporation) is the key factor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Bankable finances industrial equipment for Ukrainian U4U parolees with US manufacturing operations. The equipment serves as collateral, improving approval rates and reducing rates compared to unsecured funding. Valid EAD and business bank statements are the primary requirements.
PO financing advances 70-80% of a verified purchase order value so you can purchase raw materials and fund production. When your customer pays, the PO financier is repaid. Your immigration status is largely irrelevant — the customer's creditworthiness is the key factor.
CNC machines, laser cutting systems, injection molding machines, industrial presses, conveyor systems, packaging equipment, food processing machinery, textile production equipment, and more. We finance new and used equipment from qualified sellers.
Working capital lines typically equal 1-2x your average monthly revenue, up to $5M. A manufacturer doing $150K/month can typically access $150K-$300K in working capital.
Not necessarily. Bankable finances both facility-based and home-based manufacturing startups. For larger advances, we prefer a leased commercial facility — but your revenue and equipment assets are the primary underwriting factors.
Yes. Venezuelan CHNV parolees with US manufacturing revenue qualify. Venezuela historically had significant industrial and petrochemical manufacturing — many Venezuelan parolees have relevant manufacturing backgrounds.
Bankable typically advances 70-85% of equipment appraised value for established manufacturers with strong revenue. For newer businesses, 60-70% advance rates are typical with additional working capital required.
Equipment financing terms typically run 24-84 months depending on the equipment's useful life. CNC machines and industrial equipment typically qualify for 48-72 month terms. Shorter-lived equipment (tooling, fixtures) typically qualifies for 24-36 month terms.