01
Deal
$5,500,000
Services
Services financing example
Management Buyout (MBO) of 50% of the remaining shares of a service company.
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Case studies
Public examples from the legacy Shaffer Capital site, showing financing structures used across a range of industries.
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02
Deal
$3,000,000
Distribution
Distribution financing example
A branded distributor was in talks with large retailers and needed funding to support potential purchase orders.
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Deal
$2,500,000
Wholesale
Wholesale financing example
Dividend re-cap: a cashflow loan to allow ownership to withdraw funds from the business for personal investment.
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Deal
$1,600,000
Manufacturing
Manufacturing financing example
A manufacturer purchased equipment for automation. Shaffer Capital facilitated financing for 125% of the machinery cost.
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Deal
$18,000,000
Medical
Medical financing example
Interest-only bridge loan for the purchase of a medical facility.
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Deal
$1,250,000
Restaurant
Restaurant financing example
Leasing facility for leasehold improvements and equipment of a new retail opening.
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Deal
$500,000
Construction
08
Deal
$3,000,000
Online Retail
Online Retail financing example
Line of credit for a direct-to-consumer retailer.
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Deal
$4,000,000
Distribution
Distribution financing example
A distribution company was holding higher-priced inventory due to COVID supply-chain issues when its bank pulled the day-to-day facility. Shaffer Capital found alternative asset-based financing to pay out the line of credit and facilitate the ongoing concern of the company.
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Public transaction cards preserved from the original Shaffer Capital website.