Loeb Term Solutions announced its recent partnership in SQN Latina, a Mexico city-based industrial asset lender focused on small and medium enterprises. The partnership between the two companies is breaking barriers in the manufacturing, construction and transportation industries by its ability to offer equipment financing in Mexico.

“We have received many requested from U.S. manufacturers that have facilities in Mexico that would like to leverage that equipment. Until now there has not been a seamlessly integrated way to do this in U.S. currency,” stated John Hagist, CFO of Loeb. “We’re thrilled with this new partnership and the opportunities that it will bring to our clients, both state-side and based in Mexico.”

Domestic companies wanting to leverage their assets in Mexico, but borrow and pay in U.S. dollars (USD), now have options to secure financing. The deals, ranging between $500,000 and $4,000,000 dollars (USD), are structured as sixty-month term leases with a small residual.

SQN Latina is founded by Tanir Helayel and Eduardo Mendoza, veterans in asset-based lending with over 30 years in industrial financing. Currently the start-up has secured lending lines of over $75,000,000 USD.

Since 2010, Loeb Term Solutions has provided funding on over $200 million dollars’ worth of industrial machinery. The company’s asset-based lending division offers specialty financing for the industrial marketplace with funding amounts ranging from $300,000 to $20 million. Loeb Term Solutions is an affiliate of Loeb, a fifth generation provider of reliable equipment and related services to the industrial marketplace.