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Amerisource Business Capital delivers US$30m ABL facility

Amerisource Business Capital has successfully closed and funded a US$30m asset-based lending (ABL) facility for a Southwest-based company that specialises in the design, fabrication, and maintenance of midstream energy infrastructure. This includes systems such as treating plants and flowlines. The facility is structured to support the company’s ongoing working capital needs, allowing it to continue delivering reliable services while pursuing further growth opportunities.

The client, a third-generation, family-owned business, is known for its dedication to quality and operational excellence in the midstream energy sector. With this new capital injection, the company will be well-positioned to manage increasing demand, scale operations, and remain adaptable to changing market dynamics.

Amerisource’s Regional Market Manager, Jeff Dunbar, played a key role in facilitating the transaction. He noted that Amerisource recognized a shared set of values with the client, including a strong emphasis on integrity, relationship-building, and long-term growth. Dunbar and his team were enthusiastic about the opportunity to partner with a family-operated firm that reflects the same principles Amerisource upholds. The team looks forward to a lasting relationship that supports the continued expansion and success of the client’s business.

About Amerisource Business Capital
Amerisource is a leading independent direct lender founded in 1984. The company provides capital solutions to small and lower middle market businesses across the United States and Canada. Having delivered more than US$2bn in financing to over 1,600 companies, Amerisource is known for its expertise in crafting innovative financial structures that maximise liquidity in growth, turnaround, and special situations.

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