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Financing Ecosystem

Our financing partners.

The categories of institutions we coordinate with to structure bankable industrial project financing — independent and buyer-first, with no paid placement for suppliers or lenders.

Export Credit Agencies (ECAs)

Government-backed agencies that insure or finance cross-border capital equipment, typically supporting the supplier's country of origin. Examples: EXIM Bank, SACE, Euler Hermes, UKEF, EDC, K-Sure.

Development Banks (DFIs)

Multilateral and bilateral institutions financing bankable industrial infrastructure in emerging and frontier markets — IFC, EBRD, AfDB, IADB, ADB, EIB, DEG, FMO, Proparco.

Commercial Banks

International and regional commercial lenders providing project loans, syndicated facilities and structured trade finance for private industrial buyers with strong balance sheets.

Export Finance Institutions

Specialist trade finance providers, forfaiting houses and factoring institutions supporting supplier credit, buyer credit and receivables discounting on cross-border equipment sales.

Private Capital & Institutional Investors

Infrastructure funds, family offices, private equity and pension funds allocating to industrial and food-infrastructure projects with predictable cash flows.

Government-Backed Financing

National development programs, sovereign wealth mandates and bilateral cooperation credit lines that co-fund strategic industrial projects.

Global B2B Group is an independent procurement and financing coordinator. We are not a lender and do not issue guarantees. All financing decisions are made by the relevant financial institution based on their own credit, risk and eligibility criteria.

Green, fresh, alive

From seed to shelf — the same discipline, a greener result

Greenhouses, fresh produce, fish and shrimp packaging lines: every project is specified, sourced and compared before an introduction is made.

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