Overview
Facing a problem because your clients pay in 30 to 120 days? Need to get paid sooner? Most new and growing businesses can’t afford to wait up 60 or 90 days to get paid. There are supplier and payroll commitments that must be met. But often, securing the funds to meet these obligations is difficult.
If your company or the directors is blacklisted by Ctos and Ccris, they still qualify to apply factoring.
How Does Factoring Work
Factoring provides you an advance on your invoices, giving you the funds to cover business expenses. The financing transaction is settled once your client pays. It works like this:
You deliver product or service to your client
You generate an invoice
The factoring company advances you 80% of the invoice. The remaining 20% is held in reserve. Note that certain industries can qualify for higher advances
Once your client pays the invoice, you get the remaining 20% , less a small financing fee
Factoring can provide you with the funds to pay employees and suppliers. It provides predictable cash flow, helping you manage and grow your company. It can benefit you if:
Malaysia-controlled or Malaysian-owned businesses. Many businesses, including newer ones, can qualify for an Factoring loan. However, most of the factoring company that require your customer is govenment or selected GLC company customers. Little documentation is requested, and if your blacklist by Ctos, or your company has a limited or bad track record, is also quilifies to apply.