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1 U.S. Small Business Administration Export Finance Programs
Global Business Club of Mid-Michigan Global Opportunities for Michigan Manufacturers March 24, 2011 John O’Gara Export Solutions Group U.S. Small Business Administration

2 U.S. Export Assistance Center (USEAC) “Yous-e-ack”
Created in 1995 USEACs are located in more than 100 cities U.S. Dept. of Commerce, SBA, Eximbank Provide SME’s with hands-on export marketing and trade finance support Work closely with federal, state, local, public, and private organizations

3 National Export Initiative (NEI)
President Obama’s goal of doubling exports over five years to support 2 million jobs in America (Jan 2010) Three areas of focus: Trade advocacy (educating firms about overseas, opportunities, connecting them w/new customers, advocating for their interests) Improving access to credit (asks ExIm Bank to increase available financing for SMEs) Continue rigorous enforcement of international trade laws

4 Michigan Top Five Export Countries - 2010
Canada $21.7 billion Mexico $ 7.4 billion China $ 2.2 billion Germany $1.5 billion Japan $1.2 billion 2010 Michigan Exports Worldwide Total……$44.5 billion

5 Risks of International Trade
Commercial Political or Country Transit Currency Fluctuation Strikes, Riot, Civil Commotion War

6 Methods of Payment Cash in Advance
Letter of Credit Irrevocable vs. Revocable Sight vs. Time Documentary Collections Cash Against Documents Documents Against Acceptance Open Account

7 Export Finance Needs Pre-shipment financing Post-shipment financing
Pay market development costs Post bid/performance bonds Acquire/manufacture goods Post-shipment financing Provide supplier credit ( Open account sale) Post warranty bonds

8 Export Working Capital Program (EWCP)
“A business should not lose a viable sale due to a lack of working capital”

9 Export Working Capital Program Features
Supports single transactions or multiple transactions. Guaranty fee ¼% of Guaranteed portion Max. SBA Exp/Amt. = $ 4, 500,000/$5,000,000 90 % guaranty for the lender No minimum U.S. content requirement. Can support sales to military buyers. Short turnaround time < 10 days. Supports Standby L/Cs

10 Use of Proceeds Standby Letters of credit for bid or performance bonds- Acquire/produce goods or services for export Accounts Receivable of such foreign sales

11 EWCP - Indirect Exports
Applicants who produce products or services that enter into the export channel, but do not directly export their products are eligible for EWCP financing Manufacturers using an Export Trading Company Suppliers to other domestic manufacturers Requires certification from domestic customer that goods are in fact being exported.

12 EWCP - Collateral Transactional financing has a self-liquidating aspect: First lien on all assets being financed Personal guarantees of all owners of 20% or more who are active in the business Other collateral on a case-by-case basis

13 EWCP Fees One time guaranty fee of ¼ of 1% of the guaranteed portion for loans with a maturity of 12 months or less. 0.55% basis point on-going fee paid by lender Exporter and lender negotiate Rate and fees;

14 What Do We Look for? Exporter’s ability to perform
Purchase Order, L/C or signed contract Creditworthiness of foreign buyer Creditworthiness of exporter Terms of sale and method of payment

15 Logistics & Export Documentation

16 INCO Terms TERM Cost of Goods at Factory Transport to Dock
Loading Onto Vessel Ocean or Air Freight Charges Shipping Insurance Unloading Charges EX-WORKS (EXW) X FREE ALONG SIDE (FAS) FREE ON BOARD (FOB/FCA) COST + FREIGHT (CFR/CPT) COST + INS+ FREIGHT (CIF/CIP) EX-QUAY (DEQ)

17 EXPORT EXPRESS Fast turnaround Streamlined application
Lender uses own forms 90% guaranty up to $350,000 75% guaranty to max of $500,000 Use of proceeds supports export activity

18 SBA Export Express Use of Proceeds
Export development activities such as marketing and trade shows Transaction specific financing such as production cost of labor, materials and overhead Revolving lines of credit for export purposes

19 SBA Export Express Use of Proceeds
Facilities or equipment to be used in the U.S. to produce goods or services for export Loan proceeds may not be used to finance overseas operations Lender must review Eximbank CLS to verify eligibility

20 Trade Finance Success Firm: Boat Lifts, Inc.
Product: Boat hoists for pleasure craft other commercial applications Situation: Order from Norway for $440M Need: Pre-shipment working capital to fill a specific purchase order, payable by ILC. Solution: A $330M EWCP to support pre-shipment working capital needs. 20 20

21 Trade Finance Success Firm: Dynamic Manufacturing
Product: Industrial wood chipping machinery Situation: Orders from multiple countries Need: Pre-shipment working capital to fill purchase orders Solution: A $2MM EWCP to support pre-shipment working capital needs 21 21

22 Trade Finance Success Firm: Metal Plating, Inc.
Product: Anodizing and phosphating lines Situation: 2 Contract(s) for $3MM with Egypt. Down payment of 30% for both ($900M) requiring Standby L/C’s. Solution: A $1MM EWCP to support issuance of Standby L/C’s.

23 Trade Finance Success Firm: Thumb Tool & Die
Product: Plastics processing machinery and strand pelletizing equipment. Situation: Order from China $3.7M. Need: Pre-shipment working capital to support standby L/C and manufacture of equipment. Solution: 2 loans: A $500K EWCP to support Standby L/C- 18 months A $1.5M EWCP Co-Guaranteed by Eximbank- 1 year

24 State Trade & Export Promotion(STEP) Grant
Created by Small Business Jobs Act of 2010, Section 1207 Three year program Competitive grant applied for and administered by States Goal increase the number of small businesses exporting Increase value of exports for small businesses currently exporting Deadline for proposals, one from each State, April 26, 2011 Anticipate availability Summer 2011

25 Contact Info: John R. O’Gara Regional Manager Office of International Trade U.S. Small Business Administration U.S. Export Assistance Center 8109 E. Jefferson Ave., Suite 110 Detroit, MI (313)


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