Leading supply chain finance and technology provider, Octet has been named the 2022 Excellence in Business Lending winner at this year’s Fintech Australia “Finnies”. The Seventh Annual Edition of the prestigious awards celebrates the success of dynamic players in the Australian fintech industry.
The Excellence in Business Lending award acknowledges that Octet has demonstrated strong financial performance and outstanding B2B lending results through its innovative finance solutions:
"We’re immensely proud of the whole Octet team for their unrelenting efforts in working towards our vision of connecting and growing the world’s businesses. This award recognises that we are well on our way to becoming a major destination for Aussie businesses to finance and manage their payables and receivables."
Brett IsenbergCo-CEO
Commenting on the award win, Chief Commercial Officer, Brett Isenberg said: “we’re immensely proud of the whole Octet team for their unrelenting efforts in working towards our vision of connecting and growing the world’s businesses. This award recognises that we are well on our way to becoming a major destination for Aussie businesses to finance and manage their payables and receivables.
We’re offering businesses an opportunity to scale, trade globally (and domestically) with confidence, diversity of funding, and create strong cash flow runways in times of both positive growth and global economic uncertainty.
With the supply chain continuing to tighten, coupled with rapidly rising interest rates and inflation, Octet is well placed to fund growing business’ payables and accelerate sales receipts over the coming years. We project our compound growth will remain very strong for the foreseeable future.”
From manufacturing to pharmaceuticals, transport to food and beverage and online retail, Octet supports thousands of business leaders and suppliers across all industries to achieve growth and close the working capital gap.
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