15-Feb-2007 | Everyone loves fresh-baked cookies. Thanks to a $1.4 million loan from Huntington Capital, a San Diego-based capital investment firm, Michael’s Bakery Products LLC, a distributor of premium cookie dough to upscale hotels and resorts, will have an opportunity to distribute their cookie dough products to more cookie lovers.

29-Jun-2006 | Forged Wheel Products (FWP), a national leader in the high end after-market automobile wheel and accessory niche, has positioned itself for significant long-term growth by obtaining a mezzanine loan from Huntington Capital, a San Diego-based capital investment firm that specializes in lending to fast-growth Southern California companies.

05-Dec-2005 | Pet DRx, a leading provider of veterinary care services, has expanded its growing network of veterinary clinics in Southern California, thanks to a $1.4 million loan from Huntington Capital.

03-May-2004 | RealtyTrac, the largest online repository of pre-foreclosure real estate information, stands poised to further solidify its position as market leader with a capital investment loan from Huntington Capital.

14-Jul-2003 | The wheels on the bus may go round and round, but it takes money to keep them spinning. Huntington Capital recently announced the funding of a major loan agreement with Advanced Metalforming Technologies (AMT), Inc., an Oxnard-based producer of custom-designed aluminum wheels.

13-Jul-2003 | Huntington Capital has made it easier to obtain roadside assistance by funding a $1.2 million loan to RoadOne West, a newly formed provider of towing and transportation services in California, Arizona and Seattle.

02-Apr-2003 | Huntington Capital did its part to broaden the information superhighway by completing its 10th funding to CampusLink, a media and advertising company headquartered in Del Mar.

21-Feb-2002 | Huntington Capital has funded a second round of financing. Earthlite Massage Tables, a Vista-based manufacturer of massage tables, used this second disbursement of $450,000 to partially fund the acquisition of Living Earth Crafts (LEC), a major competitor in the massage and therapy table production market.

01-Aug-2001 | Until the bottom dropped out under the dotcom stampede, business owners saw very few headlines about growth financing for traditional low-tech businesses. But with high-flying tech companies nose-diving, banks and investment firms seem to be not only helping more established nondotcoms, but also proudly publicizing the fact.