| Industry | Financial Services | Number in NZ | 8 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Capital Req'd | $49,500 + gst, min. working capital $150,000 | Number Worldwide | 16 | |
| FANZ Member | No |
Financial services business servicing small and medium sized businesses. Invoice discounting and factoring services designed to assist clients' cashflow needs.
Financial services sector. Previous finance experience not required as full training and support given. Excellent profits and operating systems.
Fifo Capital are a financial services franchise, providing quick, simple and effective debtor finance solutions for small and medium sized businesses. Fifo specialise in invoice discounting and cash-flow solutions. This business service franchise is looking to expand, and seek entrepreneurial, business franchisees to drive this proven franchise model forward.
The Fifo Capital formula is simple, proven, reputable, very low risk and the market is growing rapidly.
Invoice factoring, cashflow financing, invoice financing and single invoice discounting are all common terms used to describe what Fifo Capital does. Simply, franchisees buy invoices from clients so that the clients do not have to wait to turn their credit sales into cash.
On purchasing (factoring) the invoice, we immediately pay the client 90% of the face value of the invoice. Then when the client's customer pays the invoice, we pay the balance of 10% to our client, less our fee.
Invoice factoring is a well established business especially in Europe and North America. In Australia and New Zealand, the business market is taking the lead from the Northern Hemisphere and acknowledging factoring as a reputable source of short-term funding for successful businesses.
Businesses that are growing and find that they have exhausted their traditional banking facilities and can benefit from additional cash now.
By using Fifo Capital they can turn the value in their debtor's ledger into:
Fifo Capital funds client cashflow - consequently, the minimum working capital investment into the business is $150,000. This may be from existing savings assets or by utilising equity in property assets to provide a funding line for the business. Apart from that, Fifo Capital systems and support, a fax, a car and a computer are all you need.
Colin Chisholm is the Master Franchisee for New Zealand and purchased the first Fifo Capital Franchise in 2005. Having experienced the success of operating a franchise and dealing with customers who gained significant benefit from the services, sought to purchase the NZ rights to Fifo Capital.
Colin has an extensive background in finance through the Development Finance Corporation and UDC Finance over a period of 15 years. This experience provides invaluable knowledge of industries and small business operators as a hands on resource for franchisees.