This is never a one-time choice. The decision demands proactive review on a regular basis, driven by both macro and micro factors.
The choice between foreign currency and INR packing credit, factoring, buyer's early payment options, OD, CC, and term loans is not a one-time decision. Each must be reviewed against central bank policy, market direction, liquidity conditions, your working capital cycle, and capital investment needs.
Diagnostic first. Recommendation second. Implementation third. Review continuously.
Before any recommendation, we map every facility on your books — packing credit (INR and FC), post-shipment credit, factoring, cash credit, overdraft, and term loans. The full picture of total working capital employed and long-term debt structure — nothing left out.
How much of the total capital deployed is owner's fund, and how much is borrowed. This ratio defines the risk profile, the debt-servicing capacity, and the structural cost of the business — before any product change is even considered.
Every financing product affects cash flow rhythm, liquidity buffers, and day-to-day operations differently. We evaluate the operational fit — the product must serve the business, not the other way around.
Recommend the right structure, implement the change with your banks, and review performance regularly against changing macro and micro conditions. The portfolio evolves — so does the advisory.
We do not represent any bank. We do not earn commissions on any financial product. Every product recommendation is measured against your working capital cost — not against a bank sales target.
Share your current loan portfolio and we calculate your all-in interest cost across every facility. We identify where the structure can be improved — before the next drawdown decision is made.