MinExchange 2026 offers a valuable opportunity to connect with international buyers, and EXIM can help turn those conversations into export-ready deals. The Export-Import Bank of the United States is a federal agency supporting U.S. exporters and manufacturers expanding globally while protecting their business at home. EXIM’s Medium-Term Financing helps make equipment and capital goods sales more competitive by offering attractive repayment terms to qualified foreign buyers. Invoice Insurance protects receivables, allowing confident open-account sales in new markets. Make More in America supports domestic expansion and equipment upgrades. EXIM’s Supply Chain Resiliency program helps strengthen critical supply chains.
Global Success at MINExchange
Before moving forward on an international deal, talk to us at Booth 1145.
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Meet the Team
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What Can EXIM Do For Your Business?
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Grow Revenues Through Exports
With 95% of the world's consumers living outside the U.S., you can expand your customer base and diversify your market opportunities through exporting.
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Sell Abroad With Credit Terms
EXIM provides U.S. businesses with solutions to increase global sales. Export credit insurance allows businesses to extend open account credit terms to international buyers.
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Protect Against Buyer Nonpayment
Confidently expand your business into new markets. EXIM offers insurance options to ensure that businesses will be protected should an international buyer not pay.
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Access Working Capital
EXIM’s loan guarantees empower exporters to unlock cash flow and allow lenders to offer financing to international buyers that would otherwise be unavailable.
Sell Your Products Abroad
In 2023, the manufacturing sector achieved $2.29 trillion in output. However, American manufacturers, especially small and medium-sized enterprises in vital national security areas, often find it challenging to secure financing for global sales.