TORONTO, Oct. 16, 2019 /CNW/ - Dealnet Capital Corp.
("Dealnet" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE: DLS), reports that its
existing Senior Funding Facility with a major Canadian Schedule 1
Bank has been renewed and expanded to include funding for finance
receivables originating from the Province of Quebec, one of the Company's new and expanding
markets.
"The annual renewal provides funding capacity for all Canadian
originations at a competitive cost of funds," said Brent Houlden, Dealnet's Chief Executive
Officer. "The expansion of this facility reflects the confidence
that our Schedule 1 Bank partner has in the Company's operations
and in its management team."
About Dealnet Capital Corp.
Dealnet is the parent company of subsidiaries operating in two
market segments, consumer finance and call centre. The Company
operates in the consumer finance segment in Canada through EcoHome Financial Inc.
("EcoHome") and its call centre segment under the One Contact
banner ("One Contact").
EcoHome is a specialty finance company serving the $20 billion Canadian home improvement finance
market. EcoHome develops and supports consumer sales financing
programs for approved dealers and distributors under agreements
with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) that supply a wide
range of home improvement products to the retail market. Through a
dealer network, EcoHome underwrites, originates, funds and services
the prime quality loans and leases that homeowners need to finance
the acquisition and installation of capital assets that improve the
quality, comfort and safety of their homes.
One Contact, offers customer support services to both EcoHome
and third-party institutions across Canada and the U.S.
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SOURCE Dealnet Capital Corp.