Industries
Funding across every commercial sector
Funding providers have sector appetite. GFG matches your requirement to providers already active in your industry.
Manufacturing and industrial
Manufacturers carry capital equipment, raw materials and long production cycles simultaneously. Funding usually combines asset finance for the plant with receivables or trade lines that release cash tied up in the order book.
Energy and renewables
Energy projects move from development capital through construction debt to long-term amortising facilities. Lender appetite follows contracted revenue, grid access and the strength of the construction counterparty.
Construction and real estate
Property businesses need staged construction funding, term debt on completed assets and short-term bridging between the two. Capital stacks are assembled to match the project timetable rather than a single product.
Shipping and aviation
Shipping and aviation funding is secured on the asset and supported by employment contracts. Providers weigh asset age, specification and technical management alongside the operator's accounts.
Wholesale and distribution
Distribution businesses fund stock and receivables at the same time. Facilities are usually built as a combined line covering purchase through to customer settlement.
Agriculture and commodities
Agricultural and commodity businesses are seasonal and price-exposed. Borrowing-base and pre-export structures track the value of stock and receivables through the cycle.
Transport and logistics
Logistics operators fund fleets, terminals and the working-capital gap created by customer payment terms. Fleet finance is straightforward; infrastructure requires longer tenor and contracted volumes.
Technology and software
Software businesses are funded on contracted recurring revenue rather than physical assets. Facilities size on annual recurring revenue, retention and gross margin.
Healthcare and life sciences
Healthcare operators fund diagnostic and treatment equipment, site development and acquisitions. Lenders assess regulatory standing, payer mix and occupancy alongside financial performance.
Hospitality and leisure
Hospitality assets are valued on trading performance as much as bricks and mortar. Funding covers acquisition, refurbishment programmes and refinancing of seasoned assets.
Professional services
Professional firms are people businesses with limited hard assets. Funding is underwritten on fee income quality, client concentration and partner commitment.
Mining and natural resources
Resource funding is available for producing and near-production assets where reserves are independently verified and offtake is contracted. Structures include project debt, streaming and prepayment arrangements.