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Working Capital Guarantee Program (EXIM) is sponsored by Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM). This program provides transaction-specific working capital loans to U. S.
exporters, made by commercial lenders and backed by EXIM Bank's guarantee. It helps U. S.
companies compete in foreign markets by offering export credit services and working capital loan guarantees.
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GOV U.S. Small Businesses & Exporters Emerging Exporter Business Division Regional Export Promotion Program Protect Against Buyer Nonpayment Sell to Foreign Customers on Credit Terms Borrow Against Export-Related Assets Issue Performance and Bid Bonds Finance a Foreign Buyer's Purchase Supply Chain Finance Guarantee Project & Structured Finance Export Finance Solutions Blog Working Capital Lender Locator Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) Country Limitation Schedule Electronic Compliance Program Commercial Interest Reference Rates Credit Administration and Disbursements Environmental or Social Impact Questions or Concerns EXIM Export-Import Bank of the United States EXIM's Working Capital Loan Guarantee can empower exporters to unlock cash flow to fulfill sales orders and take on new business abroad.
With EXIM support, exporters can borrow more with the same collateral, secure performance and bid bonds necessary to win projects, and increase their global competitiveness. Use an EXIM Working Capital Loan Guarantee to: Pay for materials, equipment, supplies, labor, and other inputs to fulfill export orders. Post standby letters of credit serving as bid bonds, performance bonds, or payment guarantees.
Purchase finished products for export. Benefits of an EXIM Working Capital Loan Guarantee: Flexible financing for large contracts. More attractive advance rates than conventional financing.
Obtain the line of credit quickly from a qualified lender with less red tape. Inclusion of otherwise excluded collateral in borrowing base. Lower collateral requirements for bid bonds, performance bonds, or advance payment guarantees.
EXIM doesn't replace an exporter's bank; it works with lenders to provide a loan guarantee that backs the borrower's debt in the event something goes awry. EXIM provides a 90% loan-backing guarantee to the lender, decreasing repayment risk and thereby increasing the lender's willingness to extend a loan. With an expanded borrowing base, small business exporters are able to borrow more with the same collateral.
The Guarantee can cover both multiple export sales and individual contracts. EXIM can guarantee both revolving and transaction-specific facilities. There is no minimum or maximum transaction amount.
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: U.S. exporters; must work through qualified EXIM delegated authority lenders. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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