nFusion Capital Provides $10 Million ABL Facility Gives Aviation Aftermarket Company Added Runway
July 28, 2025
Source: nFusion Capital
nFusion Capital provided a $10 million ABL facility for a supply chain company supporting the air transport aftermarket industry, based in Arizona and founded in 2002. They acquire retired aircraft, disassemble them, and distribute salvaged components as well as sell, exchange, or lease recertified complex systems, engines, and airframe components. The company serves airlines, leasing companies, MROs (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul firms), original equipment manufacturers, and resellers worldwide.
The entrepreneurial Company needed a new source of working capital on an expedited basis to fund large airframe, component and engine end-of-life acquisitions. Their existing lender referred them to nFusion Capital, with which they had a close and trusted working relationship. Within days, the nFusion team visited the Company to establish rapport, understand their needs and explain the underwriting process. Thanks to nFusion’s personal approach, speed and creativity, they closed the transaction quickly, ensuring a smooth landing for this fast-growing company.
nFusion’s financing gave the Company the working capital they needed to purchase decommissioned airplanes, build up inventory, and continue their upward growth path with no disruption in funding.
The entrepreneurial Company needed a new source of working capital on an expedited basis to fund large airframe, component and engine end-of-life acquisitions. Their existing lender referred them to nFusion Capital, with which they had a close and trusted working relationship. Within days, the nFusion team visited the Company to establish rapport, understand their needs and explain the underwriting process. Thanks to nFusion’s personal approach, speed and creativity, they closed the transaction quickly, ensuring a smooth landing for this fast-growing company.
nFusion’s financing gave the Company the working capital they needed to purchase decommissioned airplanes, build up inventory, and continue their upward growth path with no disruption in funding.
