CASHMIGO BUSINESS FUNDING
Brewery and Distillery Funding for Production Growth.
Explore brewery and distillery funding for production equipment, tanks, packaging, ingredients, facilities, receivables and working capital.
Common funding uses for breweries, distilleries & craft beverage producers
- Brewhouse, still, fermentation, brite, storage and qualifying cellar equipment
- Canning, bottling, kegging, labeling, cold-storage and packaging systems
- Ingredients, packaging, production payroll and working capital tied to documented demand
- A qualifying acquisition, taproom or tasting-room improvement, facility project or distributor-receivable gap
Potential funding paths
Information to prepare
- Recent business bank statements and company financial statements
- Sales and collected-revenue reports separating taproom, tasting room, self-distribution where permitted, wholesale, contract production and other lines
- Production schedule with batch size, yield, tank turns, losses, packaged output, aging or conditioning time and capacity constraints
Common questions
What brewery or distillery expenses may business funding support?
Depending on the program and final agreement, potential uses may include qualifying tanks, brewhouse or still equipment, packaging lines, cold storage, repairs, ingredients, packaging, payroll, a facility project, an eligible acquisition, receivables timing or documented working capital.
Can fermentation tanks, stills or packaging lines be financed?
Potentially. Eligibility may depend on the asset, vendor, price, age, condition, title, installation, utilities, useful life, applicant profile, credit, cash flow and provider requirements.
Why do batch yield and tank utilization matter?
They connect ingredients, labor, equipment time and available capacity with saleable packaged output and collected revenue. Losses, long aging cycles, changeovers, downtime and unsold inventory can materially change the cash generated by production.
