Possible solution for liquidity shortages in the transport sector

The transport sector stands for a Financial conflict, where prices are under pressure on the one hand and investments are brought to daily AANZeT in the future. This complex situation affects Transporter's debt. Continuous price pressure affects the transport sector.

The transport sector faces a financial dilemma, with prices under pressure on the one hand and investments in the future being brought to daily AANZeT.

Strong competition forces transport operators to keep tariffs low to attract and retain customers. At the same time, costs are rising steadily and in some cases even exponentially. Sooner or later, transport operators are forced to invest in green developments, including more environmentally friendly vehicles. In addition, the costs of road taxes, fuel and new compliance obligations, such as tachograph version 2, are significantly higher. The combination of price pressure and the urgency of investment creates liquidity problems for transport operators.

In addition, banks reluctant are in the granting of loans for such investments. One possible solution to this liquidity shortage is to work with a VAT & excise specialist, such as Delta.

These providers offer pre-financing on refunds that transport operators would otherwise have to wait for. At Delta, you can use structural pre-financing called Delta Advance, or pre-financing on claimable quota for part or all of the VAT/excise amount known as Delta Quota. This improves cash flow and strengthens your financial position, creating room for investments and other financial challenges. Curious about your options? Contact us, and we will provide you with a suitable proposal.