For many manufacturers across America, the Export-Import Bank is the difference between competing on the world stage and watching foreign rivals take the business instead.
EXIM levels the playing field when private financing falls short, sustains jobs in communities that depend on them, and keeps American exports moving.
The case for reauthorization isn’t abstract. It’s being made every day by the businesses, workers, and industries that rely on EXIM to survive and grow. Here’s what five voices across America have to say about it:
“EXIM [is] an indispensable asset that helps sustain rural manufacturing, protect American jobs, and keep small businesses open.”
“EXIM has supported nascent American industries become leaders on the world stage.”
“To say the U.S.’s Export-Import Bank is important to American economic competitiveness would be an understatement. Without it, American manufacturers would fall behind…”
“When private investment isn’t accessible, EXIM is the safety net that can keep companies in the global market and help businesses sustain operations.”
“Without EXIM, American businesses simply can’t compete.”
“For farmers, ranchers, manufacturers, and rural communities alike, access to global markets is not optional — it’s critical. Access to these markets hinge on the Export-Import bank.”