Production equipment
Finance brewing, distilling, blending, fermentation, refrigeration, and processing assets.
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Capital across the beverage value chain.
IAM is developing a focused understanding of the interconnected production, packaging, inventory, facility, and distribution needs of beverage businesses.
Explore capital applicationsOperating context
Growth can require investment at several points in the operating cycle.
Beverage businesses may need to invest simultaneously in processing, packaging, inventory, storage, facilities, and distribution. Production or aging periods, seasonality, customer terms, and regulatory requirements can all influence the financing conversation.
Representative businessesDistilleries, breweries and wineriesCanning and bottling operationsAlcoholic and non-alcoholic beverage producersBeverage distributors
Capital applications
Financing aligned with the operation.
Each opportunity is evaluated on its own facts, financial profile, timing, and business objective.
Packaging lines
Support filling, canning, bottling, labeling, conveying, and quality-control equipment.
Inventory and working capital
Consider production or aging cycles, raw materials, customer terms, and seasonal demand.
Facilities and distribution
Evaluate capital for storage, cold chain, fleet, warehouse improvements, and expansion.
Equipment liquidity
Productive beverage equipment may support liquidity without interrupting use.
Eligible owned processing, packaging, refrigeration, and related equipment may be considered for a Sale-Leaseback. IAM helps connect the asset value to the larger capital objective.
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Let’s talk about the next move.
Share the objective, timing, and a little about your operation. We’ll use the first conversation to identify a practical next step.
Financing is subject to lender review, approval, documentation, and applicable terms.