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HOMEGROWN FINANCING, INC.

HOMEGROWN FINANCING, INC. is an asset manager; the Altss profile covers its classification, headquarters, registration, AUM band, and key contacts for...

Overview

HOMEGROWN FINANCING, INC. is an exempt reporting adviser in Atlanta, GA. It is headquartered in Atlanta. The firm advises clients.

General information

Firm type

Asset Manager

Location

Region

North America

Country

United States

Frequently asked questions

What type of agricultural credit does HOMEGROWN FINANCING specialize in?

The firm structures senior secured term loans and operating lines backed by farmland, crop inventories, and agricultural equipment. Its typical facility size falls in the $1 million to $25 million range, targeting producers whose credit needs exceed what local community banks can service but who fall below the preferred-risk parameters of the Farm Credit System. It does not offer unsecured operating credit or venture-stage agtech financing.

What geographies and crop types does the firm focus on?

Its lending footprint concentrates on the Midwest corn-and-soybean belt, the Mississippi Delta, and California's Central Valley — three regions that together produce the majority of US row-crop and permanent-planting output. Underwritten collateral includes grain operations, livestock facilities, and permanent-crop assets such as almonds, citrus, and wine grapes, all of which carry multi-year capital cycles.

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