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Funding types matched to plant and machine shop purchases in Oktibbeha County, MS, with CBP 2023 manufacturing counts.
At a glance
- Manufacturing, Oktibbeha County, MS
26 employer establishments (CBP 2023)
- Manufacturing employees, Oktibbeha County, MS
833 paid employees (CBP 2023)
- Manufacturing payroll, Oktibbeha County, MS
$44.8 million (CBP 2023)
- Manufacturing at a ZIP 39759 address
19 employer establishments (ZBP 2023)
Used CNC machine financing for Oktibbeha County, MS: robotic welders, forklifts and tooling
Used CNC machine financing works like new-machine financing with more questions about the machine. A partner can ask for the year, the hours or spindle time, the control model and an inspection or appraisal, and can set a shorter term for an older unit. Robotic welders, forklifts and tooling packages bought used go through the same review as equipment financing.
| Machine | Invented price | Term and rate | Monthly payment | Total of payments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Used CNC lathe | $64,000 | 60 months at 9.5% | $1,344.12 | $80,647.20 |
| New CNC lathe | $118,000 | 60 months at 9.5% | $2,478.22 | $148,693.20 |
In that invented case the used lathe costs $1,134.10 less a month than the new one. The trade-off is the remaining life of the machine and how long the partner will finance it.
CNC machine financing for Oktibbeha County, MS: plant expansions and machinery upgrades
CNC machine financing for a plant expansion covers the machines; the floor they sit on is a separate question. Racking, self-contained air equipment and machine fittings can be quoted as movable equipment; fixed power drops, air lines and foundation work are excluded. A term loan can cover the movable items. Buying the building itself is real estate finance, which is not arranged here.
A machinery upgrade can include a trade-in. The request lists the new machine, the trade-in value the dealer offers and the amount left to finance, so the partner sees the net figure. Sawmill lines and wood planers follow the same pattern as metal machines: the head rig, edger or planer is the collateral, and installation can be part of the quote.
Manufacturing equipment loans for Oktibbeha County, MS: welders, lasers and production lines
Plants in the county are few but staffed. Just 9 of the 26 manufacturing employers (NAICS 31-33) in Oktibbeha County, MS sat in the under-five-employees class in 2023, 34.6% (CBP), and the sector as a whole reported 833 paid employees and $44.8 million in annual payroll.
Counted by ZIP instead of county, the 2023 ZIP Code Business Patterns file shows 19 manufacturing establishments with a physical address in ZIP 39759. Businesses without a payroll are tallied apart: the 2024 Nonemployer Statistics file has 52 manufacturing businesses with no paid employees in the county, among them 11 food manufacturers and 9 in printing and related support activities.
- Welders and welding cells: equipment financing, with the cell as collateral
- Laser cutters and press brakes: equipment financing
- A production line with conveyors and controls: equipment financing, installation included in the quote
- Forklifts and pallet jacks: equipment financing
- Raw material for a large order: inventory financing or a line of credit
Machine shop financing for Oktibbeha County, MS: shop expansions, tooling and machinery
The Census files machine shops under fabricated metal product manufacturing (NAICS 332), a small code here: 3 employer establishments in Oktibbeha County, MS for 2023 (CBP). Metal shops without a payroll appear on their own, as 5 fabricated metal businesses in the 2024 Nonemployer Statistics for the county.
A shop expansion can mean three costs at once: a new machine, the tooling that makes it useful, and the floor work to place it. Tool holders, inserts and fixtures wear out and get reordered, so they fit a line of credit better than a long loan. The machine fits equipment financing; the floor work in a leased shop fits a term loan.
Funding CNC lathes, welding cells and raw steel in Starkville, MS
Raw steel is the cost that comes back with every job. Illustration only, invented figures: $15,000 of bar stock and plate bought for one order, funded at 14% a year and paid off when the customer pays 75 days later, costs about $431.51 in simple interest. A shop that buys steel for every job can hold a line for it; a single large buy fits inventory financing.
| Purchase | What the request shows | Funding type |
|---|---|---|
| CNC lathe or mill | Dealer quote, year, control model | Equipment financing |
| Welding cell | Robot, positioner, guarding, installation | Equipment financing |
| Raw steel for one order | Purchase order and supplier invoice | Inventory financing |
| Steel and tooling every month | Recent bank statements, supplier terms | Line of credit |
| Floor work in a leased plant | Contractor bid and the lease | Term loan |
For other local trades, use the industries page. The Starkville, MS page separates county from ZIP figures for the trades covered here.
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