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Press Releases | January 6, 2014

The C2FO Market Records First Billion Dollar Quarter

C2FO achieves $1,151,722,392 in working capital flows in the fourth quarter of 2013.


Kansas City, USA (January 6, 2014) – C2FO, the world’s market for working capital, has reported that its fourth quarter working capital flows from member companies around the globe have increased from $734 million in Q4 2012 to $1,152 million in the fourth quarter of 2013. Linked quarter growth was strong as well, increasing from $855 million in quarter three of that same year.

“Our compound quarterly growth rate since our first quarter of operation in Q3 2010 now stands at 43% and our 2013 quarterly growth rates surpassed those achieved in 2012,” said Sandy Kemper, C2FO founder and CEO. “The C2FO Market accelerated payment of over $3.3 billion of invoices for our member companies in the past year, increasing productivity and profitability for our market members even as the global financial system became more constrained,” added Kemper.

The increase in working capital flows was driven by a 146% increase in market member growth during 2013. The C2FO Market now has over 221,000 companies as market members.

“The most recent C2FO Market Net Promoter Score of 55, combined with our 91 percent customer recommendation rate has directly contributed to this growth,” added Peter Novosel, C2FO executive vice president.

About C2FO®

C2FO® is the world’s market for working capital and risk-free profit. C2FO is the only working capital exchange that allows companies to optimize their working capital positions in a live marketplace. Companies across the globe use C2FO to increase their operating income while simultaneously producing vital working capital flows to their supply chain. C2FO is Collaborative Cash Flow Optimization. Learn more about C2FO at c2fo.com.

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