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Receivables Finance News £20m ABL facility boosts growth for CF Booth Published: 29th September 2025 Share A UK metal recycling business, CF Booth, has secured a £20 million asset-based lending (ABL) facility from Independent Growth Finance (IGF) to support its next phase of expansion. Headquartered in Rotherham and founded in the 1920s, the family-owned company has grown from a small local trader into one of Europe’s largest independently run metal recycling firms. Today, CF Booth employs more than 200 people and trades both ferrous and non-ferrous metals, processing recycled materials for customers across the UK and overseas. The flexible financing package will provide working capital to fuel the company’s growth strategy, enabling further investment in operations and performance improvement. Interpath Advisory advised CF Booth on the transaction. Christopher Woodcock, Finance Director at CF Booth, said: “With IGF’s support we have the working capital we need to accelerate our growth and enhance our operational performance. “We are extremely positive about the new opportunities this investment will create. It further strengthens our position, allowing us to invest further in our operations, demonstrating our commitment to provide for our customers.” Richard Spielbichler, ABL Director at IGF in Manchester, added: “With a proud legacy and a clear strategic direction, CF Booth is well positioned to focus on their future growth and success. “This investment will create a step change in the business, allowing them to invest in their operations and increase their capabilities to secure further new contracts.” Lisa Laverick Editor - Finance Connect Sign up to our newsletter Featured Stories Corporate Member NewsArbuthnot Banking Group grows deposits to £4.6bn as RAF loan book jumps 27% NewsArbuthnot Commercial Asset Based Lending backs Tayrol acquisition NewsnFusion Capital backs IT staffing firm with $3.5m factoring facility Receivables Finance