Recent Transactions

Utica provided a $1,800,000 capital lease to a licensed wholesale manufacturer of small caliber ammunition, small arms, and tactical equipment on an international and domestic level. The transaction was secured by newly acquired ammunition manufacturing lines, which provided the customer working capital to further grow expanding operations.

An equity group-owned wood processing company with multiple locations in the south needed to recover working capital from its previous capital expenditures-the acquisition of two existing companies and a third acquisition in mid-2022 to expand locations. The company transforms urban wood, construction debris, and yard waste into soil-regenerating compounds, organic compost, blended soils, mulch, and energy pellets on an industrial scale. Utica responded with an $8,000,000 capital lease secured by machinery and equipment, giving the company additional working capital needed to continue operations and grow business.

Utica provided a $720,000 capital lease to one of California’s largest single-source suppliers of tropical plants, indoor floral, and outdoor palms.  Securing their farm equipment gave the company the additional working capital to refinance existing debt and fund strategic growth initiatives.

A 60-year-old transportation company operating in the northeastern U.S. was looking for additional working capital to refinance existing debt and grow business. Utica responded with a $10,000,000 capital lease secured by in-use cranes, heavy haul trailers, and heavy haul trucks, giving the Company the working capital they needed to refinance and run their daily operations. 

Utica provided a $7.4 million refinance secured by machinery and equipment to a technology company in California. By consolidating two schedules, the company was able to lower monthly obligations giving them additional working capital to run and grow their business.

Utica provided a $2 million capital lease to a current customer secured by audio, visual, and lighting equipment. The company was able to purchase additional production equipment and grow its business. This was the second schedule for this company, bringing their total funding to date to over $10 million.

A food processing company needed to purchase new machines to provide high-pressure processing and tolling services to Southeast Texas and Louisiana. Utica responded by providing an $800,000 capital lease secured by food processing equipment giving the company additional working capital for their capital expenditures.

Utica provided a $550,000 capital lease to a solar panel installation and roofing company in California. The lease was secured by 20 titled vehicles giving the company the working capital to expand its vehicle fleet and keep up with customer demand.

A current ride-sharing company needed funding quickly to purchase new electric vehicles and expand daily operations and grow business. Utica responded within seven days of the initial request with a $475,000 capital lease to purchase eight Tesla’s, bringing their total funding to date to over $1,750,000.

Utica provided a $455,000 capital lease to a construction company developing a zero-waste community located in California secured by yellow iron. The additional working capital allowed the company to purchase additional equipment as its project continues to ramp up. The funding brings the total funding to date to over $2,000,000.