What is NNMF financing?

NNMF (National Restaurant Mutual Fund) financing is a specialized funding solution designed specifically for businesses in the restaurant and hospitality industry. It offers tailored terms and conditions that align with the unique cash flow patterns and business cycles of restaurants and food service businesses.

Why did Eatery Essentials choose to relocate to Dallas?

Eatery Essentials chose to relocate their headquarters to Dallas to take advantage of Texas's business-friendly environment, central location for national distribution, access to a skilled workforce, and growing restaurant industry in the region. The move was part of their strategic expansion plan to better serve their clients across the country.

How much financing did SDS Capital facilitate for Eatery Essentials?

SDS Capital facilitated a substantial NNMF financing package that covered relocation costs, new facility setup, equipment purchases, and working capital needs during the transition period. The exact amount was customized to meet Eatery Essentials' specific requirements and growth objectives.

What are the benefits of relocating a business headquarters?

Relocating a business headquarters can offer numerous benefits including access to a larger talent pool, reduced operational costs, better market positioning, tax advantages, improved logistics and distribution capabilities, and opportunities for business growth and expansion into new markets.

How can businesses qualify for NNMF financing?

Businesses in the restaurant and hospitality industry can qualify for NNMF financing by demonstrating a solid business model, positive cash flow, good credit history, and a clear plan for growth. SDS Capital works closely with applicants to evaluate their specific needs and determine the best financing structure for their situation.

July 15, 2020

With NNMF Financing, Eatery Essentials Relocates Headquarters To Dallas

NNMF tax credit financing allows a paper and plastic manufacturer to make a big investment in South Dallas and create 150 jobs.

The Dallas Business Journal profiles NNMF’s investment to transform a vacant building into a plastics manufacturing facility to create 150 jobs. To read the full article, click here: Dallas gains another HQ relocation, new manufacturing plant that will employ 150.