Commercial Funding Partners recently closed a $36 million sale-leaseback recapitalization for a Midwest manufacturer, structured as a 60-month non-tax lease.

The transaction recapitalized the manufacturer’s entire facility and required a financing structure that matched the operating reality of the business, not just a single equipment quote. Commercial Funding Partners moved the transaction from structure to funding in less than three weeks while coordinating the diligence required for a large, competitive transaction.

The transaction reflects Commercial Funding Partners’ ability to support established operating companies with larger, more complex commercial-finance needs as its funding capabilities continue to increase in a challenging market.

For manufacturers, distributors and industrial operators, the practical lesson is straightforward: a major recapitalization, sale-leasebac, or equipment-backed liquidity need should be structured before purchase timing, collateral review and bank constraints narrow the options.

Commercial Funding Partners works with established companies, banks, brokers, vendors, consultants and advisors on equipment financing, sale-leaseback, tax-lease, non-tax lease, progress-funding and growth-capital situations where a standard financing path may be too narrow.