Manufacturing Banking
Assembling a solid financial future.
Manufacturing isn’t like any other business and each manufacturing company has their own special set of challenges. HomeStreet Bank’s experienced bankers take the time to get to know the ins and outs of your business so they can recommend the financial solutions that will best help you meet your short- and long-term goals.
Business Checking Accounts
We know how important cash availability is in a changing industry like manufacturing. We offer an array of deposit account types that are sure to meet your organization’s needs. For manufacturing companies, we recommend our Business Analyzed and Business Advantage accounts.
Looking for more options? Explore all of our Business Checking and Savings accounts.
Business Advantage*
An interest-bearing account suited for sole proprietors. An ideal account if you maintain a modest balance and write a limited number of checks per month.Business Analyzed**
Designed for businesses with higher transaction volumes and cash management needs. Our earnings credit allowance can help offset monthly service charges.Financing Solutions for Manufacturers
Whether you're looking to expand your production, purchase equipment, or fund a new acquisition, our lending solutions are designed to get you the financing you need and be as flexible as your business.
Working Capital
We provide loans and lines of credit designed to help your business with short-term and/or seasonal working capital needs, account receivables, inventory financing, or cash flow needs.Equipment Loans
Grow your business with the right tools. We provide assistance in financing equipment of all types, including manufacturing, production, and technology.Commercial Real Estate Loans
Lending solutions for funding a new construction, acquisition, or rehabilitation of a facility. Or refinance existing loans to reduce payments or interest.For additional information,
* Terms and Conditions for Business Checking Accounts andSchedule of Fees
** Terms and Conditions for Business Analyzed Checking Accounts and Schedule of Fees
