Very long payment terms
National distributors routinely pay on 75 to 120 day cycles.
Pharmaceutical & Life Sciences
Large pharmaceutical distributors can take 75 to 120 days to pay. Most lenders see that as risk. InterNex looks at the payment history behind it, and where a distributor pays late but consistently, those receivables can still support your line.
At a glance
VelocityLOC for Pharmaceutical & Life Sciences
Terms are structured around each business and subject to underwriting.
The challenge
National distributors routinely pay on 75 to 120 day cycles.
Product development, commercialization and new launches all need funding ahead of revenue.
A handful of distributors can account for most of your receivables.
How InterNex helps
Your customers keep paying you exactly as they do today. We lend against what they owe you.
Case studies
$3.5MM
Non-Notified Revolving Line of Credit
A specialty pharmaceutical developer and manufacturer in rapid growth mode needed working capital to fund product development, commercialization and expanding operations in a highly capital-intensive industry.
FAQ
Often, yes. Where a distributor has a long, consistent payment history with you, InterNex can make exceptions that other lenders will not.
Yes. InterNex provided a $3.5 million non-notified line to a specialty pharmaceutical developer and manufacturer in New Jersey.
No. Lines are non-notified. Customers pay into an account established in your company's name, so nothing changes for them.
No. InterNex underwrites the quality of your receivables, your customers and your management team. Profitability can improve pricing, but it is not a requirement.
No. InterNex does not underwrite on owners' personal credit scores.
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