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A fast-growing Cheshire manufacturing business is targeting new opportunities after securing a £75,000 funding facility to access greater working capital and support its expansion plans.
Vibra Manufacturing, which specialises in rubber, anti-vibration and insulation solutions, has strengthened its position in the North West market after receiving an invoice factoring solution from Skipton Business Finance.
Founded by Rosa Littler earlier this year, the business has quickly established itself as a trusted partner for a wide variety of clients across the region – including Trackwork, Rehau, Swift Metal Australia and Allet Limited. As demand continued to increase, Vibra Manufacturing’s leadership team recognised the need for a flexible source of working capital to maintain momentum, invest in new projects, manage cashflow and support ongoing growth.
Focused on driving the business forward, Rosa turned to one of the UK’s longest established providers of tailored invoice finance solutions, Skipton Business Finance.
“Securing the funding from Skipton Business Finance has allowed us to progress with our business plans confidently,” said Rosa. “Since partnering with them, we’ve been able to truly cement customer confidence, strengthen our market position and build a strong foundation for sustainable growth.
“The Skipton team took the time to get to know our plans, challenges and long-term vision, which made choosing them an easy decision.”
Peter Heyes, Senior Relationship Manager at Skipton Business Finance said: “Rosa and the team at Vibra Manufacturing have achieved remarkable progress in a very short period, establishing themselves as a reliable specialist within their sector. We’re proud to play a part in their journey by providing a funding facility that supports day-to-day working capital while enabling investment and future expansion.
“At Skipton Business Finance, we’re committed to helping ambitious businesses unlock their potential with funding tailored to their needs.”