Prospect Capital backs 25-year-old fulfilment firm ShipOffers with debt deal

What's the deal? Prospect Capital CorporationDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → and an affiliate have provided a first lien senior secured term loan and an equity-linked investment in ShipOffersDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, a Colorado-based fulfilment provider. The financing, announced July 6, 2026, was made alongside the company's founders and leadership team.

What does ShipOffers do? Founded in 2001, the company offers on-demand product and order fulfilment — sourcing, warehousing, pick-pack-and-ship, real-time tracking, and platform integrations — for e-commerce and direct-to-consumer brands. It runs facilities in Colorado, Tennessee, and the Netherlands, serving the health and beauty, nutraceutical, and consumer products sectors with more than 150 staff.

What's the money for? The capital supports expansion across people, technology, and facilities. "This investment allows our team to keep driving growth in the business we launched 25 years ago in 2001, while providing us the capital to expand our footprint," said co-founder and chief executive officer Tony Grebmeier.

Why Prospect? Prospect is a business development company that lends to and invests in middle-market privately held companies, targeting current income and long-term capital appreciation. "ShipOffers has built a differentiated fulfilment platform over more than two decades," said Angel Solis, managing director at Prospect.

The signal: The deal fits a broader move by business development companies and private credit managers into niche, cash-flowing middle-market businesses — particularly in e-commerce infrastructure and logistics. Rather than backing high-burn tech, lenders like Prospect are chasing stable, recurring revenues in consumer-adjacent, fulfilment plays.

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