SEASONAL FLUCTUATIONS
Conquer cash flow issues in your seasonal business
Your revenue may fluctuate, but your access to funding shouldn’t. We help you stay funded through every season.
Many companies deal with seasonal sales cycles, which can be challenging for any business owner to manage. Seasonal businesses often see a rapid influx of sales and income during one or more defined periods of the year, only to see sharp decreases once a selling season has ended.
Maximising working capital during seasonal fluctuations allows a business to adjust its operations as per the changes in demand. It can increase or decrease production, hire temporary staff, or invest in marketing, all in response to seasonal trends.
of UK businesses typically expect turnover to dip at the start of the year, while a similar share anticipate growth – showing how seasonal shifts create both pressure and opportunity.
of UK businesses typically see a drop in turnover during autumn – the sharpest seasonal slowdown of the year.
ONS, Business Insight Survey
When it comes to funding your business, you need more than a traditional lender—you need a partner who understands your operations, your assets, and your urgency.
Clients choose eCapital when they need an engaged, solutions-oriented, long-term credit partner with proven capacity, creativity, and continuity. Our expertise lies in bespoke funding — from small and mid-market facilities to large, complex solutions — delivered with meticulous, hands-on strategies that adapt to meet the unique needs of UK businesses.
Our regional experts are agile and client-focused, supported by the resources to handle complex challenges. We’re a reliable credit partner through every business cycle — flexible, patient, and proven. Our track record speaks for itself.
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Seasonal business funding is a type of business financing designed for companies that deal with seasonal fluctuations in cash flow and working capital.
Seasonal variable working capital refers to the amount of cash a business needs to make it through its peak season successfully. This is usually calculated and analysed in relation to the fixed working capital the business relies on for everyday operations.
Seasonal businesses face fluctuating demand throughout the year due to weather, holidays, or tourism. They often rely on peak-season surges to sustain themselves throughout the rest of the year. Adding seasonal business funding as a strategic financial tool can help: