SUCCESS STORIES

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A Full Service Highway Contractor in Need of a Loan

When companies are stuck in neutral, BSC helps push them forward. When a full service highway contractor needed cash, we approved a $1 million loan, giving them the working capital to get them moving again.

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A Wastewater Treatment Company in Need of a Quick Cash Infusion

When companies are sinking, BSC helps them stay afloat. A wastewater treatment company with two locations in Ohio needed a quick cash infusion to purchase new equipment. We moved fast, and their equipment is now installed and running.

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A Landscape Contractor Facing Foreclosure

When a business is stuck in the mud, lenders turn to BSC. The secured lender held a note on the real and personal property of the company. They were ready to foreclose when Big Shoulders Capital stepped in and purchased the note. We are now working on a succession plan for the owner’s son to buy back the assets and control the company.

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A Steel Fabrication Business in Need of a Loan

After a drop in demand from its energy clients and a change of ownership at its bank, a steel fabrication business suddenly found itself struggling. Big Shoulders Capital quickly provided a $3MM term loan alongside the existing lender’s mortgage and line of credit, providing a working capital injection to help the business get back on its feet. The company soon stabilized and was able to pay back the entire loan within just 12 months.


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A New York Woodworking Manufacturer In Need of Refinancing

Big Shoulders Capital closed on a refinancing solution to support over 200 jobs at a New York woodworking manufacturer that has been an important employer in the town for over 40 years. Despite the company having a challenging 2017, BSC was able to move very quickly to provide a Machinery and Equipment term Loan solution that helped the owner generate liquidity to fill current orders and allowed the existing bank to reduce their exposure. The banker was pleased to retain the client relationship and satisfy internal banking requirements. The company is thrilled to have additional working capital to keep up with customer demand. 


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A Houston metal fabricator was at risk of failing, until we put them on our shoulders.

With sales in a tailspin, the twenty-year-old minority-owned machining
company couldn’t make their debt payments, and their bank called their loan in February 2017. Nearly the entire 30-person staff was laid off. Area banks refused to throw them a lifeline, wary of any company imperiled by the oil and gas market problems. They were on the brink of liquidation.

Then they called Big Shoulders Capital. Click here to view the case study.


A Large Manufacturer Facing Liquidation

Big Shoulders Capital worked with a large manufacturer to take out their very fatigued lender. By providing this funding solution, the company avoided liquidation, retained their employees, and ultimately refinanced with another lender. The lender was able to quickly appreciate a great recovery and avoid further distractions and expenses. We were uniquely positioned to provide this lending solution for the manufacturer and bank when other companies could not.


An Equipment Rental Company Facing Bankruptcy

Big Shoulders Capital provided a loan to an equipment rental company that had recently filed for bankruptcy. Because of the bankruptcy, the company could not find any lenders to provide working capital and fund equipment purchases. We recognized the opportunity in this business and were able to provide a loan when no other lender could.


A Demolition Company with an Investment Opportunity

Big Shoulders Capital provided acquisition financing to a demolition company that wanted to take advantage of an investment opportunity but did not have time to solicit traditional financing. We quickly became familiar with and accepted the terms, and provided funding so the company could complete their transaction.


Find out your funding options – contact Big Shoulders Capital today.