Milnor Capital Expands Financing to Canada

ST. LOUIS — Milnor Capital, the financing arm for customers of Pellerin Milnor laundry systems, has partnered with Prime Capital to offer equipment financing and leasing to customers in Canada. 

Since its founding in 2007, Milnor Capital has helped customers fund Milnor projects big and small. Its finance and leasing programs serve businesses across a wide range of industries, including hospitality, healthcare, and more. For many of these customers, flexible financing is what turns a needed equipment upgrade into a project they can start right away. 

As demand for Milnor equipment grew among Canadian businesses, Pellerin Milnor and Milnor Capital recognized the need to offer the same financing options north of the border. That search led them to Prime Capital, whose experience in the Canadian market makes it a natural partner to serve Milnor customers there.

“We’re excited for the opportunity to expand to Canada and provide financing and leasing options for the distributors there to close more opportunities for Milnor,” says Joe Lamping, account manager at Milnor Capital. 

“At the end of the day, our mission is simple: offer an alternative to paying cash that can best fit a company’s budget to achieve their goals.”

Kevin Archibald, director of sales for Prime Capital, shares, “Prime Capital Group is proud to partner with Pellerin Milnor and Milnor Capital to deliver flexible leasing and financing solutions for commercial laundry operators across Canada. 

“Our organizations share a commitment to integrity, service excellence, and a client-first approach, making this a natural partnership. Together, we look forward to helping customers access industry-leading laundry equipment with financing solutions tailored to support their growth.”

ST. LOUIS — Prime Capital partnership gives customers there access to flexible equipment funding

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