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Flexible Payment Terms That Put You First
At Steellink Global, we believe that strong supply chains are built on more than just logistics; they’re built on trust, flexibility, and financial transparency. That’s why we’ve structured our payment terms to give our clients maximum breathing room and control over their cash flow.
Unlike traditional procurement models, where clients are often required to pay the manufacturer upfront, sometimes months before their steel even ships. We offer a smarter, more supportive alternative.
Flexible payment terms
120 Days
From the bill of lading
This payment term is due within 120 calendar days from the issuance date of the Bill of Lading, which serves as the official documentation of shipment. These terms are designed to provide our clients with extended flexibility in managing their cash flow while maintaining transparency and efficiency in the transaction process. All parties are expected to adhere strictly to this timeline to ensure smooth and uninterrupted supply chain operations.
60 Days
From the date of delivery
This payment term is due within 60 calendar days following the confirmed delivery of the materials to the designated site or facility, as agreed upon in the purchase agreement. These terms are designed to provide our clients with a reasonable period to inspect, verify, and process the delivered goods before finalizing payment. We aim to foster transparency and trust while supporting our clients’ operational and financial planning.
What This Means For You
Improved Cash Flow
Keep your capital working in your business while your steel is in transit. Use your cash where it’s needed most, whether it’s covering wages, progressing other areas of your project, or investing in growth.
Reduced Financial Risk
By paying closer to or after the time you receive the product, you reduce your exposure to potential delays or disruptions during transit. You’re not paying for steel months before it lands in Australia.
Enhanced Financial Stability
With less capital tied up in deposits or advance payments, you maintain a healthier balance sheet, providing greater flexibility to navigate business challenges.