Cashflow is the lifeblood of any business, and the construction sector is no exception. Developers and investors constantly wrestle with the challenges of ‘lumpy’ income and expenditure, especially on multi-year and complex developments. Read our latest insight featured in Irish Construction News/Constructionnews.ie - https://lnkd.in/eygEw2iw #construction #insight #cash
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Are you struggling to grow and expand due to financial limitations? Does the lack of funds hold you back from achieving the growth that you envision for you and for civil construction and earth moving industry? It's frustrating when you have the skills, the drive, and the potential to take on bigger projects, but you don't have the necessary funds to make it happen. In a highly competitive industry like yours, being limited by financial constraints can significantly hinder the growth of of civil construction and earthmoving businesses. But worry no more, because our experienced equipment finance broker is here to help power up the growth of of civil construction and earthmoving businesses. We specialize in providing tailored financing solutions that cater specifically to the needs of this industry. With our expertise and industry knowledge, we understand the unique challenges you face and can help you overcome the financial hurdles that have been holding you back. #specialistcommercialfinancebroker #specialistequipmentleasing #specialistyellowgoodsfinance #truckfinancebroker #taxdebtfinance #taxdeb
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Rising interest rates have tightened the noose around the already challenging construction sector. Financing costs are up, squeezing the margins for developers and increasing the overall cost of new projects. This environment demands innovative financial strategies and resilient planning. Let's discuss how we can tackle these financial hurdles together. #DirectHomeSelling #CommissionFreeSelling #SellSmartNotHard #NoFeeRealEstate #DirectSellExperts #HomeSellingSimplified #PropertySellingTips #RealEstateRevolution #EffortlessHomeSales #SmartPropertySolutions #YourHomeYourProfit #SellWithConfidence #InnovativeHomeSelling #RealEstateInsights #HomeSellingJourney #MarketLeadingSolutions #ExpertSellingAdvice #PropertySellingMadeEasy #HomeSellersHub #TransparentRealEstate
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According to Construction News, “The construction sector started 2024 with yet another year-on-year increase in business administrations.” It was found that in January 2024, 26 construction firms collapsed in January in comparison to 15 firms in January 2023. Thousands of other construction firms have been deemed as at risk, so don’t wait any longer to action your unpaid invoices. Get a free quote and find out how much interest and compensation you can claim here: https://lnkd.in/eR2gcej Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dTs8iPUe #darceyquigley #latepayments #commercialdebtrecovery #commercialdebt #creditcontrol
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CONSTRUCTION FIRMS: 46% Report Financial Distress - https://lnkd.in/enJ5Dpbr - The Q3 Begbies Traynor ‘Red Flag Alert’ report has highlighted “serious concerns” with regard to the outlook for the construction, real estate and property services sectors, as critical financial distress jumps 46% and 38% respectively on Q2. Tens of thousands of UK companies are in a critical financial situation as the
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Bond... Construction Bond 🚧 Who needs them? Here are two examples of who needs them - Contractors and Subcontractors: In many cases, general contractors are required to obtain these bonds before they can be awarded a project, particularly for public sector projects. For private sector projects, it depends on the agreement between the project owner and the contractor. Subcontractors may also be required to get these bonds, especially for large or high-risk tasks. Project Owners or Developers: The owners of the construction project often require contractors to obtain these bonds to protect their investment. If the contractor fails to fulfill their obligations, the bond can provide financial compensation. Have you ever purchased bonds before? #bonds #surety #construction #constructionbonds #property
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CONSTRUCTION FIRMS: 46% Report Financial Distress - https://lnkd.in/eJPphpNd - The Q3 Begbies Traynor ‘Red Flag Alert’ report has highlighted “serious concerns” with regard to the outlook for the construction, real estate and property services sectors, as critical financial distress jumps 46% and 38% respectively on Q2. Tens of thousands of UK companies are in a critical financial situation as the
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Our latest view on the #construction industry is signaling a slowdown ahead. While many contractors are still looking for employees to help clear out #backlogs, they are proceeding cautiously into 2024, as the impact from a higher #interest rate environment create for harder times ahead especially in those subsectors where funding is so dependent on #debt financing (housing, commercial, etc.). Take a read through and let us know your thoughts! #nonresidential #infrastructure #economics #building Crystal Sunbury, CPA
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Healthy cash flow ✔️ Clear contracts ✔️ Invoice Finance ✔️ CI Group UK's Mark Toulmin discussed the best ways to protect your assets against future uncertainty at our Invoice Finance event in Edinburgh. Read more about how the Scottish construction industry is paving the way for growth ➡️ http://spr.ly/6040RHozo Jamie Kemp, Amber Melrose #InvoiceFinance #Construction #CashFlow
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Building on your land? Consider pre-leasing to secure financing. Present pre-leases to the bank for borrowing. Watch out for construction costs – completion guarantees are crucial. Bonding with a reputable construction company is a must. Navigate the risks wisely. https://lnkd.in/eeKBqsUn
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Construction bonds 🚧 Who needs them? Here are two examples of who needs them - Contractors and Subcontractors: In many cases, general contractors are required to obtain these bonds before they can be awarded a project, particularly for public sector projects. For private sector projects, it depends on the agreement between the project owner and the contractor. Subcontractors may also be required to get these bonds, especially for large or high-risk tasks. Project Owners or Developers: The owners of the construction project often require contractors to obtain these bonds to protect their investment. If the contractor fails to fulfill their obligations, the bond can provide financial compensation. Have you ever purchased bonds before? #bonds #surety #construction #constructionbonds #property
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