# Working Capital Financing for Commodities Trading

**Financing for International Commodity Transactions.**

Commodity trading businesses often require capital to purchase products from suppliers before completing delivery and collecting payment from commercial buyers.

We provide financing solutions designed around qualifying trade transactions, supplier obligations, and eligible receivables.

## Capital Across the Commodity Trade Cycle

Commodity traders may operate through back-to-back purchase and sale contracts, acquiring products from suppliers for delivery to industrial or commercial buyers.

Even when the sale is agreed, the timing of supplier payments, shipment, delivery, and buyer collections can create significant financing requirements.

Commodity prices, transaction terms, title transfer, and shipping arrangements influence the structure of each transaction.

We evaluate financing opportunities based on the underlying contracts, supplier obligations, delivery requirements, and anticipated payment cycle.

## Supporting Commodity Trade

- **Supplier Purchases.** Finance eligible purchasing costs associated with qualifying committed commercial transactions.
- **International Trade Execution.** Support financing needs arising between supplier payment, delivery, and buyer collection.
- **Commercial Buyer Receivables.** Access liquidity against eligible invoices following documented delivery and acceptance.

## Financing Options for Commodity Traders

- [Purchase Order Financing](https://www.gobacapital.com/solutions/purchase-order-financing/): Support selected supplier costs associated with eligible confirmed customer transactions.
- [Supply Chain Financing](https://www.gobacapital.com/solutions/supply-chain-financing/): Structure qualifying supplier payment arrangements within the trade cycle.
- [Receivables Financing](https://www.gobacapital.com/solutions/receivables-financing/): Provide capital against eligible commercial receivables after delivery and invoicing.

## Understanding the Underlying Trade

Commodity transactions may involve multiple parties, jurisdictions, and contractual obligations.

We consider the alignment of purchase and sale contracts, product specifications, delivery arrangements, title and control of goods, and the expected collection process when developing an appropriate financing structure.

## Financing for Your Next Trade Opportunity.

Explore working capital solutions for qualifying commodity transactions.
