Rosenthal Capital Group (RCG), a commercial finance firm in the United States, completed two purchase order financing transactions totaling $5 million to round out 2025.
An Alaska-based government services company received a very large, five-year government contract and was in need of purchase order financing to help fulfill the delivery orders received for various technology-related products. RCG provided a $4.5 million purchase order facility, which involves purchasing individual products from various domestic suppliers that will then be assembled and kitted by the company at their warehouse in Florida. RCG’s purchase order facility will fund the suppliers via purchase guarantees and cash against documents. RCG was brought into this transaction by a third-party factor and will work in tandem with the factor via an intercreditor agreement.
Additionally, a growing Los Angeles-based apparel company was beginning work with a new supplier but did not have sufficient credit terms to fulfill upcoming orders from large chain store retailers. RCG stepped in to open letters of credit with the overseas supplier, fund related freight, duties and logistics costs and provide a $500,000 purchase order financing facility to support the business.
“These two transactions demonstrate the breadth of RCG’s purchase order financing capabilities and our ability to move quickly to ensure that clients don’t have to pass up important contracts or large sales orders,” Megan Slovak, SVP and underwriting manager for purchase order financing at RCG, said. “The fact that our purchase order financing pairs seamlessly with new or existing factoring solutions through thoughtfully structured intercreditor agreements means that our clients can stay focused on what’s most important: growing their business.”
