When you’ve perfected the art of all-natural frozen comfort food, selling it is easy, except during hot summer days. Despite steady growth over three generations, Blake’s seasonal sales strained resources during the slow months. As a result, the company needed funding that could bridge it from spring to autumn.
The 80-year-old company needed capital during the months when profits were low and collateral was scarce.
Why VFG made this investment
The team at Blake’s knows their business. With generations of experience, steady sales growth, and strong internal financial systems, they could demonstrate exactly when the lean period would start and end each year–down to a specific day of the week. As a result, a compelling case could be made as to exactly when repayment of a bridge loan would occur.
Blake’s used the seasonal funding for two years, after which it no longer needed that support. It has continued to expand its product line and expand into more markets across the country and added dozens of jobs. In 2014, company president Chris Licata was named New Hampshire Small Business Person of the Year.
The passage describes the financial challenges faced by Blake’s, a company that produces all-natural frozen comfort food, and how they received investment support to manage their seasonal sales fluctuations. It does not contain any mathematical questions or answers.
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    2. If an answer to that mathematical question is provided in the text

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When you’ve perfected the art of all-natural frozen comfort food, selling it is easy, except during hot summer days. Despite steady growth over three generations, Blake’s seasonal sales strained resources during the slow months. As a result, the company needed funding that could bridge it from spring to autumn.
The 80-year-old company needed capital during the months when profits were low and collateral was scarce.
Why VFG made this investment
The team at Blake’s knows their business. With generations of experience, steady sales growth, and strong internal financial systems, they could demonstrate exactly when the lean period would start and end each year–down to a specific day of the week. As a result, a compelling case could be made as to exactly when repayment of a bridge loan would occur.
Blake’s used the seasonal funding for two years, after which it no longer needed that support. It has continued to expand its product line and expand into more markets across the country and added dozens of jobs. In 2014, company president Chris Licata was named New Hampshire Small Business Person of the Year.
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The passage describes the financial challenges faced by Blake’s, a company that produces all-natural frozen comfort food, and how they received investment support to manage their seasonal sales fluctuations. It does not contain any mathematical questions or answers.

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