Equipment Term Loans from Loeb Term Solutions
Equipment Financing for Industrial Machinery & Equipment
An affiliate of Loeb, Loeb Term Solutions offers equipment term loans for industrial manufacturing machinery and equipment. Our expertise in the daily valuation and disposition of industrial assets allows us greater ability to capitalize on the values within complete plants and facilities.
Loeb Term Solutions' equipment term loans are structured for financing complete facilities, and are ideal for:
- Plant Expansion & Start-ups
- Product Expansion & Business Growth
- Management/Partner Buy Outs
- Reorganizing of the Business
- Strengthening of Credit Position
- Unlocking Equity from Existing Equipment
- Companies No Longer Meeting Lending Criteria of Banks
Advantages to Working with Loeb Term Solutions
- Our History - Loeb is a well-known and trusted leader in the industrial marketplace with over 141 years and 5 generations of application knowledge extending across numerous industries
- Our Knowledge & Expertise - Loeb's team is comprised of highly skilled and experienced industry veterans who bring years of experience and hands-on application knowledge
- Our Global Reach - Ability to finance in both the US and Mexico
- A Division of Loeb - Our financial solutions are backed by a full-service equipment company providing: equipment sales, purchases, rentals and leasing, certified market appraisals and auction services
Download the Equipment Term Loan Sell Sheet
Download the Loeb Term Solutions Pre-Qualification Questionnaire
For more information on Loeb Term Solutions or to speak to a representative regarding Equipment Term Loans, call (773) 548-4131 or email info@loebtermsolutions.com. If you are looking for financing and leasing information on individual pieces of equipment, please visit our Equipment Leasing page.
Loeb Term Solutions Now Provides Equipment Financing in Mexico
Domestic or foreign companies wanting to leverage their assets in Mexico, with the option to borrow and pay in either US Dollars or Pesos, now have options to secure financing.
We provide equipment leases to industrial companies throughout Mexico, Canada, and the U.S. with production facilities operating in Mexico. Our custom tailored solutions to suit the growth needs of each of our customers, freeing up equity via leasing with our competitive, efficient, and flexible terms.
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Just Financed: $2.5M USD to a US Glass Company Manufacturing in Mexico The financing enabled the company to successfully |
Learn More About Financing in Mexico
Currently working with clients who manufacture in Mexico? Contact Howard Newman today at (773) 548-4131 or howardn@loebequipment.com.
What Our Customers Are Saying About Us:
"Loeb Term Solutions come through with a quick and affordable financing option for us and the process was seamless from start to finish. We were very please with the quality of the service provided, the responsiveness, and the way the entire Loeb team conducts business. I would highly recommend Loeb Term Solutions to others because of our satisfaction with the service we received."
Read About Our Recent Graduate:
Loeb Term Solutions is pleased to announce the graduation of a Midwest metalworking facility after having provided an equipment term loan back in 2014. The company, a manufacturer of compressor housings and custom components for turbochargers, emission systems, valves and transmissions, sought equipment financing to leverage working capital in order to purchase the company after the owner passed away suddenly. Click Here to Read More...
The Loeb Term Solutions Proven Process
Loeb Term Solutions prides itself on a streamlined process to financing from start to finish. At the time the request for financial services is received, the team is put in place and a project plan is mapped from the mutual discovery, through to the appraisal, all the way through to completion of funding.
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Recent funding transactions include:
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Loeb Leverages $12MM+ in Equipment to Finance Seven New Clients
Loeb announced its continued support to seven new clients. It will not only help them make it through these tough times, but also help them grow their businesses. Loeb will do this the way it always does -- by leveraging working capital from their machinery with equipment financing and lines of credit using their machinery as collateral. These winning solutions are all covenant-free for businesses in the following industries:
- $5 million to a gear manufacturer
- $4 million to a construction company in Canada
- $1 million line of credit to a mining operation
- $1 million to a chemical packager
- $500,000 to transportation firm in the Midwest
- $500,000 to an ethnic food company
- $500,000 to a foundry in Canada
Loeb President Howard Newman commented on this landmark accomplishment, “Our team continues to demonstrate its flexibility and willingness to work with our clients as partners to solve their financial issues with no covenants.”
He added, “It continues to impress me how we can adapt to the marketplace and get our clients the money they need as quickly as we do. I give our team a ton of credit for their hard work.”
In conclusion, Newman spoke about the secret to Loeb’s success. “Loeb’s core competency is really understanding the equipment marketplace and it really helps with that whole ‘lifecycle management’ from buying, selling and renting individual machines when a company is growing ... to helping companies with their appraisals when they want to leverage that equipment ... helping them sell machinery if they’re replacing those assets ... if they’re struggling, helping them with financing ... and if they’re going out of business, it gives us the opportunity to help them liquidate those assets.”
Loeb Introduces New Line of Credit Option Based on Clients’ Equipment Values
Loeb added a line of credit solution into its portfolio of financial services. This option allows clients to leverage the value of their machinery as collateral to gain financial flexibility while not being burdened with P&I payments for working capital.
This is a development for clients who might not need to access equipment right away or only need it on a seasonal basis. This is also an option for clients who want assurance that they have access to their equity for future use in debtor-in-possession, mergers and acquisitions, and general working capital situations.
“It’s really a wonderful partnership we have with our clients, and we’re pleased that they feel comfortable talking to us about their financial hurdles,” Howard Newman, president of Loeb, said. “Loeb’s core competency is that we really understand the equipment marketplace and it really helps with that whole ‘lifecycle management’ from buying, selling and renting individual machines.”
Loeb is a provider of equipment and related services that help manufacturing and financial companies leverage their industrial assets.
Loeb Term Solutions Expands Executive Talent, Hires Andricopulos, Schwartz to Key Positions
Loeb Terms Solutions (LTS) is continuing to strengthen its executive talent with the hiring of Greg Andricopulos as CFO and Eric Schwartz as CIO & CMO.
Andricopulos was previously the CFO for one of the premier Auction and Appraisal firms in the country. A certified Turnaround professional with the TMA, he went on to become VP of Finance at a division of Bosch, and VP of Cloud Packaging Solutions. He will now lead the financial aspects of all LOEB Companies.
Schwartz is a highly experienced technology and digital marketing executive. Before coming to Loeb, he served as a technology leader and executive at several well-known financial trading firms in Chicago. He has also been an advisor to early stage technology companies. He will be heading up the digital and information technology areas for all Loeb Companies.
“Greg and I have been in touch for years and years,” said Jim Newman, Loeb Term Solutions Principal and long-time Loeb “Ambassador.” “My memories of Greg,” Newman continued, “are of him in the late 1990’s, always balancing everything out after the live auctions. This image always stayed with me as the picture of person who was totally in control of finances.”
Loeb President Howard Newman had much to praise about Schwartz. “I have been impressed with Eric’s accomplishments in the ever rapidly changing financial trading world for many years,” Newman effused, “as well as in a number of other industries in his efforts to keep firms competitive and at the forefront of technology.” “With his talents onboard at Loeb,” Newman added, “our technology-forward approach will be used to serve all of our clients’ needs at a never seen before level in this industry.”
Loeb is grateful for the opportunity to bring such successful people to the company and looks forward with excitement to what lies ahead for its team and its clients.
The best business solutions are the ones where everyone comes out a winner. The equipment professionals at Loeb have been creating winning solutions since 1880.
In the past 2 months nine clients were able to grow their businesses by leveraging working capital from their machinery with equipment financing provided by Loeb Term Solutions. These winning solutions amount to $10 million in covenant-free financing for businesses ranging from transportation to earth moving, from a truck fabricator to an underground utility contractor, from a steel producer to a protein producer, and several others.
The complete list includes:
- Earth Moving Construction Company -- $3.5 Million
- Southern Steel Producer -- $2 Million
- Transportation Company -- $2 Million
- Northeast Protein Producer -- $1.1 Million
- Midwest Welding Shop -- $1 Million
- Material Handling Rental Company -- $1 Million
- Underground Utility Contractor -- $500K
- Midwest Truck Fabricator -- $500K
- Dessert Manufacturer -- $500K (Lease)
“It’s really a wonderful relationship and partnership we form with each of our wide-ranging clients,” says Loeb President Howard Newman. “Loeb’s core competency is really understanding the equipment marketplace,” adds Newman, “and it really helps with that whole ‘lifecycle management’ of their machinery assets
Loeb is grateful for the opportunity to bring successful solutions to these nine businesses and looks forward with excitement to what lies ahead for themselves and their clients.
To help facilitate these solutions even more effectively, Loeb is proud to announce that they have recently added Business Development Officer Rob Harjung to their Loeb Term Solutions management team. Said Loeb President Newman, “Rob brings a welcome dimension to what we can do here at Loeb since he has excellent experience across all aspects of our business – machinery and equipment, alternative lending, and human capital management.”
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