Bouwgroep Peters speeds up payments with Dynamic Discounting

Bouwgroep Peters is a construction company from Zeeland that works with a fixed circle of local suppliers and subcontractors. In construction, payment terms often stretch out, while it is precisely those smaller chain partners who can put their money to good use. Bouwgroep Peters uses Dynamic Discounting via NCN Capital to do something about that — with its own liquidity, not with external financing.

Why Dynamic Discounting fits

Dynamic Discounting lets Bouwgroep Peters pay approved purchase invoices before the due date. The supplier opts into that in exchange for a discount; Bouwgroep Peters uses its own liquidity for it and earns a return on cash that would otherwise sit in the account.

• Suppliers paid earlier — especially for smaller regional partners, that makes a difference to their own cash flow.
• Return on your own liquidity — the discount is the compensation for paying early, per invoice.
• No external financing — it runs on your own cash, without credit or a fixed facility.
• Connection to AFAS — the invoices run through the existing administration, without a separate process alongside it.

What it means in practice

Because it works per invoice, Bouwgroep Peters keeps control itself: when there is room in the liquidity, invoices are accelerated; when there is no room for a while, nothing changes about the arrangement. The platform gives real-time insight into which invoices are outstanding and what an early payment yields.

For the Zeeland chain it mainly means shorter waiting times for suppliers — and with that, steadier collaboration with the partners Bouwgroep Peters works with day to day.