The Co-op Partners with PrimeRevenue to Protect Suppliers Amid Economic Volatility
Co-op, the UK’s 6th largest food retailer, made a strategic transition to PrimeRevenue’s platform to offer suppliers early payment via supply chain finance.
PrimeRevenue’s supply chain finance solutions help organizations in 80+ countries optimize their working capital to efficiently fund strategic initiatives and strengthen relationships throughout the supply chain. PrimeRevenue’s diverse multi-funder platform processes more than $250 billion USD in payment transactions per year. The company is headquartered in Atlanta, with offices in London, Prague, Hong Kong and Melbourne.
Co-op, the UK’s 6th largest food retailer, made a strategic transition to PrimeRevenue’s platform to offer suppliers early payment via supply chain finance.
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