SERVICE 03
Financing Solutions
In plastics processing, the cash cycle is defined by the gap between paying for resin and collecting on finished goods. Teriş carries that gap on its own balance sheet.
A processor buys raw material on terms close to cash and usually sells finished product on credit. The days in between are the most concrete constraint on growth. This is what distinguishes Teriş: we take on the financing as well as the trade.
We work with deferred payment terms, open account limits, letter-of-credit and acceptance credit import structures, and direct debit collection. Which structure fits depends on the sector, the collection cycle, the security position and the purchasing pattern. Limits follow analysis rather than familiarity, and widen as a track record builds.
Currency risk is a separate discipline. Imported material is paid for in hard currency while domestic sales are largely in Turkish lira. We work through invoicing currency, tenor and delivery timing to narrow that exposure. This is commercial structuring, not investment advice.
The capital markets discipline within the group — Tacirler Yatırım and Tacirler Portföy — is the source of the approach we apply to risk and limit management.
Highlights
- Open account and deferred payment structures
- Letters of credit, documentary collection and acceptance credit
- Direct debit collection systems
- Currency risk and invoicing currency structuring
- Credit limits allocated and widened against purchasing history
- Duty and inventory deferral through bonded drawdown
Secure your raw material supply
Share your product group and monthly tonnage; our trading team will prepare an offer covering price, lead time and payment options.