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Mintaka Financial Acquires Summit Commercial Finance

October 15, 2019, 09:00 AM

Mintaka Financial, LLC, a commercial finance company based in Washington State, has acquired Phoenix, AZ-based Summit Commercial Finance Company.

The deal comes as part of Mintaka's strategy to form closer relationships with origination channels, to better understand customer and vendor needs.

Summit has long standing vendor relationships, as well as direct relationships with commercial borrowers. Mintaka has historically originated all transactions through its affiliate network. With the acquisition of Summit, Mintaka will benefit from direct relationships with Summit's vendor channel affiliates and the ability to develop more competitive products to borrowers.

Summit and Mintaka have a longstanding relationship with shared ownership. Summit Commercial Finance president and CEO Scott Forrest is enthusiastic about the development. "I believe the synergy of our two great teams will provide superior service for our customers and enormous opportunity for our employees and partners. Operating under a stronger parent company provides the resources to drive market share with the flexibility to expedite funding more efficiently for our customers. The direct lending capabilities are significantly enriched meaning expanded products and better terms for the borrowers."

Mintaka president Quentin Cote concurs. "This is the culmination of an extremely close relationship … this deal enables us to be closer to the customer and better understand the market, ultimately leading to more competitive offerings. In addition, our ability to dedicate additional sales and marketing resources towards deeper vertical market penetration means growth for our company and more value for our investors."







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