Introduce rehabilitation assistance for small and medium enterprises.
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It is not uncommon for small businesses to suffer from cash flow problems. However, with the right support provided, there is sometimes potential for revitalization. In this issue, we would like to share the story of a fictional company we helped.
Green Park Co. is a small- to medium-sized company that manufactures and sells furniture. However, competition in the domestic market was intensifying, and the company was looking to expand overseas. However, to expand overseas required a large amount of capital, which was causing cash flow problems.
Green Park's management decided to make good use of national and government programs to solve the problem. First, they worked with the local chamber of commerce and applied for grants for local development. As a result, Green Park received several million yen in subsidies. In addition, through negotiations with local banks, the company was able to raise funds by reducing loan interest rates and expanding its borrowing capacity.
Furthermore, since Green Park was planning to expand overseas, we also considered taking advantage of trade-related systems. By using the government's trade insurance system, the company was able to reduce the risks associated with overseas transactions and take on the challenge of overseas expansion.
After Green Park overcame its cash flow problems and started on the path to revitalization, they began developing a new product lineup and advertising for successful overseas expansion. As a result, Green Park's sales grew rapidly and the brand became a local favorite.
Green Park's success shows that taking advantage of national and local government programs can help revitalize small and medium-sized enterprises. The Green Park story proves that companies facing cash flow problems can be revitalized with the right support.
