REI New Markets Investment, LLC

Durant OK


REI New Markets Investment, LLC (LLC) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Rural Enterprises of Oklahoma, Inc. (REI), a certified CDFI.

CDFI Awards for REI New Markets Investment, LLC


NMTC (2005) - $56,000,000

REI New Markets Investment, LLC (LLC) will use its NMTC Allocation to provide three principal financial products: (1) a gap financing debt product of up to $2 million to larger scale businesses; (2) a more traditional debt instrument through which the LLC provides loans of up to $15 million to start-up or non-traditional businesses that are unable to secure conventional financing; and (3) an equity product targeted to start-up and expanding businesses. The NMTC allocation will enable REI to expand its work providing flexible debt financing and equity capital investments to qualified businesses operating throughout the state of Oklahoma. Particular focus is placed on businesses in rural communities that will create jobs and generate economic growth in the state.



NMTC (2002) - $80,000,000

REI will use its NMTC allocation to support: 1) a gap-financing loan product for small businesses; 2) a traditional debt financing product for businesses that can"t access bank financing; and 3) an equity fund for investments in start-up and expanding businesses. The Allocatee indicates that it would not have been able to offer an equity product without the availability of the NMTC allocation.



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