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Industries Served

Capital for asset-rich, growth-oriented, and timing-sensitive businesses.

Forje works with Canadian companies across sectors where receivables, equipment, inventory, contracts, tax credits, or real estate can support a thoughtful credit structure.

Sectors we work with.

Below is an overview of the industries where Forje most often structures financing — along with the solutions that tend to fit each one. If your business doesn't appear here, reach out anyway; what matters most is the underlying assets, receivables, or timing situation, not the industry label.

Construction

Equipment financing, AR facilities against progress billings, and bridge loans for project timing gaps.

Manufacturing

Asset-backed lending against inventory and equipment, plus SR&ED financing for product development.

Transportation

Equipment and vehicle leasing structured to preserve working capital for fuel, payroll, and maintenance.

Staffing

AR financing to bridge the gap between paying staff weekly and collecting from clients on longer terms.

Technology

SR&ED financing, DMTC financing for digital products, and working capital for growth-stage companies.

Professional Services

AR financing against client invoices, particularly useful for firms billing institutional or government clients.

Distribution

Asset-backed lending secured by inventory and receivables to support seasonal purchase order cycles.

Government Contractors

AR financing against municipal and institutional receivables, which often carry longer payment cycles.

R&D Businesses

SR&ED and DMTC financing to bridge the gap between R&D spend and CRA or provincial credit refunds.

Real Estate & Restructuring

Bridge loans for transaction timing, and DIP/special situations financing for businesses in transition.

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