CHARLOTTE, N.C., Oct. 16, 2018 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Equipment and accounts receivable finance company, Commercial Credit, Inc., parent company of Commercial Credit Group Inc. and Commercial Funding Inc. has made the Business North Carolina Mid-Market Fast 40 List for the seventh year in a row. To qualify for the list, a company must be headquartered in North Carolina, have annual revenue between $10 and $500 million and demonstrate sustained revenue and employment growth over the past three years.

Commercial Credit, Inc. is the only company to make the list in each of the last seven years. Dan McDonough, president and CEO, notes "Our employees deserve the credit for the Company's continued growth and success. They work tirelessly to ensure our customers have the best experience. This commitment helps our customers grow, helps us grow, and supports the North Carolina economy. It's an honor to be recognized year after year for that commitment."

The forty companies were recognized at a luncheon, hosted by Business North Carolina and Cherry Bekaert LLP, on October 10, 2018, and will be featured in the November issue of Business North Carolina magazine.

About Commercial Credit, Inc.:
Commercial Credit, Inc., through its wholly owned subsidiaries Commercial Credit Group Inc. (including its division Manufacturers Capital) and Commercial Funding Inc., provides equipment loans and leases to small and mid-sized businesses in the construction, fleet transportation, machine tool and manufacturing and waste industries and accounts receivable factoring in a variety of industries. Since its inception in 2004, CCG has originated over $3.5 billion of finance receivables. The company's sales force is located throughout North America. Commercial Credit, Inc. is headquartered in Charlotte, NC and operates full service offices in Buffalo, NY, Naperville, IL, Hamilton, ON and Salt Lake City, UT. For more information, please visit http://www.commercialcreditgroup.com, and http://www.commercialfund.com.

SOURCE Commercial Credit Group