Speedflex strengthens its position with £650,000 funding package

Time Finance

Speedflex, a Worcestershire-based engineering subcontractor, turned to asset-based lending in 2025 after traditional bank funding failed to provide the flexibility its business required. The company was dealing with uneven monthly income and delayed customer payments, a common pressure point in subcontract manufacturing, where cashflow can come under strain even when demand remains in place.

To address that, a £650,000 facility was put in place, made up of £250,000 in confidential invoice finance and £400,000 in asset finance. The structure gave Speedflex immediate support for working capital while also providing funding for operational investment.

The invoice finance line helped the business manage the gap between issuing invoices and receiving payment. The asset finance element gave Speedflex the ability to invest in machinery without putting additional strain on cash reserves.

Over the following 12 months, the impact appears to have been significant. Speedflex says the facility helped stabilise cashflow, support new machinery investment and fund recruitment. It also gave the company the headroom to move forward with a broader growth plan. The company now says it is better placed to handle downturns in trading and to focus on strategic partnerships, procurement efficiency and wider contract opportunities.

Time Finance plc (LON:TIME) is an AIM-listed business specialising in the provision or arrangement of funding solutions to UK businesses seeking to access the finance they need to realise their growth plans. Time Finance can fund businesses or arrange funding with their trusted partners through Asset Finance, Invoice Finance, Business Loans, Vehicle Finance or Asset Based Lending.

Share on:
Find more news, interviews, share price & company profile here for:

Latest Company News

Time Finance moves closer to £300m lending target

Time Finance has passed £250 million in gross lending as it moves closer to its £300 million medium-term target.

Commercial finance can support growth, cash flow and business control

Commercial finance can help investors understand how a business manages cash flow, timing and growth decisions.

Time Finance lending book reaches record £250m

Time Finance reports that its gross lending book has reached an all-time high of £250m, marking its 20th consecutive quarter of growth, and confirms key dates for its FY 2025/26 trading update and final results.

Time Finance adds broker expertise to support lending growth strategy

Time Finance has appointed Lucy Oakenfull as broker manager in its Asset Finance division, strengthening broker coverage across the South and South East as it works towards its 2028 lending ambitions.

Why financial resilience matters for business investors

Financial resilience is a key investor issue as businesses look to manage cash flow, reduce risk and stay prepared for changing conditions.

Time Finance backs knitwear growth opportunity in Shetland

Time Finance has backed R.A.M Knitwear with a £75,000 asset finance facility to support new machinery, larger premises and expanded revenue opportunities in Shetland.

Search