The NMTC loan proceeds will be utilized to complete tenant improvements at an existing 19,200 sq. ft. warehouse building in Wadena, MN, purchase equipment, and provide working capital.
CDE(s):Community Ventures, Midwest Renewable Capital
Berea College deciding to offer more scholarships decided to add onto Lock 12 (dam) to create and sell their electricity. By doing so, there is a $2,000,000 annual savings to
JB Swift is planning a $26 million plant rehab and expansion to add a smokehouse, blast chiller and expand slicing lines to its Ottumwa facility. The facility will make a
The NMTC financing for construction and other project costs associated with a 23,040 SF manufacturing facility, 7,800 SF warehouse and improvements/upgrades to an existing 4,000 SF building located in Pine
CDE(s):AMCREF Community Capital, Heartland Renaissance Fund, Local Initiatives Support Corporation
NMTCs financed the expansion of a soybean processing facility, which includes additional equipment purchases and operating cash to support grain procurement.
Finances the acquisition of a new electronic health care system and provides working capital in connection with the expansion of operations of a mental health organization.
BD Xtreme is an aluminum boat manufacturer. The project allowed the company to acquire real estate, purchase equipment and inventory, restructure debt, and provide the needed working capital for expansion
RXQ Compounding is an FDA-approved outsourcing facility that manufactures medical formularies and medications used in physician offices and hospitals across the country, located in Athens County, one of Ohio’s hardest
Equipment purchase for state of the art 76,000 sq. ft. injection molding manufacturing facility which creates plastic caps and enclosures for use in the food and medical industries.
Oasis Trading is a small lumber manufacturer. The project provided the Company with funds for inventory purchases, working capital, and debt consolidation to provide better cash flow for the company.
Netterville’s mill was damaged extensively by fire and was seeking capital to restore capacity and rebuild more efficiently, reducing energy usage by 45%.
Equipment financing for the expansion of a salad dressing manufacturer. Company expanded production to a add new equipment lines to increase volume of production and job creation at this location.
Chicken processing facility upgrade including an automated breast de-boner and an expansion of retail bagging capabilities at a 99,000 sq. ft. Central Mississippi plant.
NMTCs financing was necessary for a group of investors wanting to purchase 80,000 acres of forest land in the Olympic Peninsula to restore areas that had been over-harvested, and reverse
NMTCs enabled RCRE to construct a new state-of-the-art wastewater treatment facility in Richland Center, providing a solution for the significant problems of the city’s old wastewater treatment facility, which was
