At Hum Capital, we design financing solutions that align with how innovative companies scale—especially in advanced technology sectors where customer demand accelerates faster than traditional capital cycles. Our recent partnership with Luminit Inc, a global leader in light-shaping and holographic optical technologies for Defense, Aerospace, Automotive and Industrial applications, is a strong example of how flexible, non-dilutive capital can fuel both production capacity and long-term strategic growth.

Unlocking Working Capital to Meet Expanding Customer Demand

Luminit is experiencing increasing business momentum across its markets, driven by the industry's shift toward next-generation optical systems. As manufacturing commitments from key customers expand, Luminit sought a capital solution that would support rising production needs while preserving ownership and financial stability ahead of its upcoming Series A fundraising.

After a detailed review of Luminit's accounts receivable and inventory, Hum Capital structured a revolving, asset-based line of credit of up to $2 million. This financing provides Luminit with:

- Flexible working capital that scales with production cycles

- Non-dilutive growth funding, enabling continued investment in core optical technologies

- Enhanced ability to respond quickly to customer demand and delivery schedules

- A cost-efficient borrowing structure tied to real manufacturing activity

With this facility, Luminit can confidently ramp production, accelerate deliveries, and expand capacity to support its rapidly growing customer base.

A Partnership Built on Transparency and Strategic Alignment

Throughout underwriting and structuring, Hum Capital worked closely with Luminit's leadership to ensure the financing matched the company's operational tempo, manufacturing economics, and long-term growth objectives. The result is a capital solution that strengthens Luminit's supply-chain resilience, improves working-capital efficiency, and enhances the company's position as it prepares for its Series A round.