Financial Institution helps local company win large contract

HOUSTON - April 19, 2017 - PRLog -- Athens Capital Lending LLC ("Athens Capital" or the "Company") today announced the approval of a  $100,000 line of credit for a local pest control company, to fund the execution of a large contract for mosquito fumigation and pest control in the Houston area.

Joe Ayala, Athens Capital's Managing Principal, commented, "We are pleased to have been selected by this client as their preferred funding source when it comes to financing their business expansion, particularly considering a number of local banks had previously denied credit to this client. The line of credit will help with the acquisition of equipment and fund operating expenses, allowing the client to double its annual revenue. This commitment exemplifies our distinctive capability in funding small businesses. As owners of a self funded lending company, we know how to underwrite loans in this space."

Athens Capital is a leading self funded finance company that specializes in providing funding to very small clients who do not qualify for banking finance. Its funding programs include purchase order finance, accounts receivable finance and working capital loans, to name a few. For more details, please visit: http://www.athenscapitallending.com

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