Funding growth with non-dilutive secured working capital for ClimateTechs
Clime Up offers short-term alternative financing solutions to free up working capital for fast-growing and cash-constrained ClimateTechs manufacturing low carbon hardware or materials. We offer innovative and bespoke working capital financing to scale-ups and SMEs to fuel their growth trajectories. Our mission is to accelerate the transition to net-zero by bridging the funding gap faced by fast growing businesses in the manufacturing sector.
Obtain non-dilutive capital
Benefits
Fuel your business growth
Benefit from immediate access to the working capital necessary to fulfill large orders when traditional financing avenues may be inaccessible.
Gain flexibility
Obtain flexible financing that can be tailored to suit the unique needs of your business, whether you are a scale-up or an SME.
More capital with no dilution
Access more capital at a lower cost than venture capital. Don't give up ownership or control of your company.
Strengthen your supply chain
Reliable and early supply payments can help you negotiate favorable terms with suppliers, leading to cost savings on COGS.
Mitigate delivery risks
Secure the necessary capital before production, and minimize the risk of running out of funds during the fulfillment process, ensuring timely delivery to your customers.
Sustain your growth
Free your working capital
Do you qualify?
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​​​​​​​High quality business customers
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or receivables eligible for trade credit insurance
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Proven commercial and production track record
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​​​Minimum 20% gross profit margin
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Solid equity ratio or cash runway
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Available production capacity
Case study
A ClimateTech seeking non-dilutive working capital to finance the production of its next-generation hydrogen fuel cell technologies capable of providing reliable zero emissions power for mobility and stationary applications. Using structured finance, Clime Up is able to arrange a working capital facility with significant more capital, lower costs and no equity dilution compared to equity or venture debt.