Skipton backs manufacturer with £75,000 growth facility

A rapidly expanding Cheshire-based manufacturer is set to pursue new opportunities after securing a £75,000 funding facility from Skipton Business Finance to boost working capital and support its growth strategy.

Vibra Manufacturing, founded earlier this year by Rosa Littler, specialises in rubber, anti-vibration and insulation solutions. Despite being a young business, it has quickly built a strong reputation across the North West, securing clients including Trackwork, Rehau, Swift Metal Australia and Allet Limited.

With demand rising, the company sought a flexible and reliable source of working capital to help manage cashflow, invest in new projects and maintain its momentum. Vibra Manufacturing opted for an invoice factoring facility from Skipton Business Finance, one of the UK’s longest-established providers of tailored invoice finance solutions.

Founder Rosa Littler said the funding has already strengthened the company’s position: “Securing the funding from Skipton Business Finance has allowed us to progress with our business plans confidently. Since partnering with them, we’ve been able to truly cement customer confidence, strengthen our market position and build a strong foundation for sustainable growth.

“The Skipton team took the time to get to know our plans, challenges and long-term vision, which made choosing them an easy decision.”

Peter Heyes, Senior Relationship Manager at Skipton Business Finance, praised the company’s early success: “Rosa and the team at Vibra Manufacturing have achieved remarkable progress in a very short period, establishing themselves as a reliable specialist within their sector. We’re proud to play a part in their journey by providing a funding facility that supports day-to-day working capital while enabling investment and future expansion.”