Case Study: Supra keeps its restaurant expansion on track with National Business Capital

SUPRA secures $900K with National Business Capital to overcome a 2-month expansion delay

SUPRA, a Georgian restaurant group in New York City, faced a significant challenge when a brutal winter caused a two-month construction delay for two new locations. This resulted in $2 million in unplanned revenue loss and mounting fixed costs, threatening the stability of their entire operation. They turned to their pre-established relationship with National Business Capital for a solution.

National Business Capital provided a $900,000 Cash Flow Financing facility. This capital covered working capital needs and fixed costs like rent and utilities for the closed locations, allowing SUPRA to stabilize its finances. The result was that both new restaurants were able to successfully open and begin generating revenue, ensuring the expansion survived the construction setbacks.

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