A Path to Recovery and Growth

Debtor-in-Possession (DIP) Financing

When businesses face financial distress, access to capital often becomes limited at the exact moment it’s needed most. Credit lines tighten, advances stop, and liquidity disappears.

Debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing is designed to provide working capital to businesses preparing to file or already operating under—Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Rather than signaling the end, Chapter 11 can create the opportunity to stabilize operations, restructure effectively, and reposition the company for long-term success.

How DIP Financing Supports Recovery

DIP financing can help your business:

• Maintain operations during restructuring
• Meet payroll and critical vendor obligations
• Preserve customer relationships and contracts
• Bridge cash flow gaps created by stalled financing
• Execute a structured turnaround plan
• Position the company for post-bankruptcy growth

With the right capital and strategy in place, Chapter 11 can become a structured reset rather than a shutdown.

Who is a Strong Candidate?

Businesses that benefit most from DIP financing typically have:

• A clear and realistic restructuring plan
• Identifiable revenue streams or valuable assets
• A path to restored profitability
• Leadership committed to disciplined financial oversight

DIP financing is built to support recovery — not liquidation.