Supply Chain Finance

Exchange Rate Risk Management: Manage exchange rate fluctuation risks using financial instruments like hedging, ensuring stable financing costs.
Credit Insurance: Provide credit insurance for exports to reduce counterparty default risks.
Geopolitical Risk Management: Work with local banks to diversify financial risks and seek legal consultation if necessary.

Market Expansion Fund: Establish specialized funds to support brand marketing, channel building, brand promotion, etc., in international markets.
Brand Promotion Fund: Support brand marketing activities overseas, including online advertising, offline exhibitions, etc., to help brands enter markets quickly.
Cross-border E-commerce Support Fund: Specifically target financing for cross-border e-commerce channels, helping brands expand in platforms like Amazon, eBay, and AliExpress.

Accounts Receivable Financing: Convert accounts receivable into cash flow to accelerate fund turnover.
Inventory Financing: Use inventory as collateral for financing to provide additional working capital.
Order Financing: After receiving a large order, use it as collateral to apply for a short-term loan from the bank.
Letter of Credit Financing: Use letters of credit for financing, ensuring cash flow in export operations.

Combination of Equity and Debt Financing: Use the flexibility of equity financing and the stability of debt financing to create a comprehensive funding structure and reduce financing costs.
Dollar Financing: During overseas expansion, use dollar financing to mitigate exchange rate risk and reduce financing costs.
Asset Securitization: Obtain long-term financing support by securitizing brand assets (such as patents, trademarks).

Bank Loans: Collaborate with domestic and international banks to provide export loans and foreign currency funds to support overseas market expansion.
Venture Capital (VC) and Private Equity (PE): Attract VC or PE firms interested in Chinese brands to provide funding through equity financing.
Export Credit Agencies: For example, the China Export & Credit Insurance Corporation (Sinosure) can provide insurance and credit to reduce risks in overseas markets.
Government Support Funds: Many local governments offer dedicated funding for companies going abroad, which can be accessed through government subsidies, low-interest loans, etc.

Partnership with International Trading Companies: Cooperate with experienced international trading companies to share financial pressures across the supply chain.
Collaboration with Overseas Banks: Utilize financial resources from local banks to ensure liquidity in target markets.
Cross-border E-commerce Platform Partnerships: Partner with cross-border e-commerce platforms like Amazon and Alibaba to access financing through platform financial services (e.g., loans).

SUPPLY CHAIN FINANCE