Unlimited potential

Asset Finance

NEED THE EQUIPMENT?

BUT DON'T WANT TO EMPTY THE BANK ACCOUNT TO BUY IT?

Most businesses buy equipment for a reason. A new machine could increase output. An additional vehicle could put another team on the road. A replacement asset could stop expensive downtime and improve efficiency.

The problem is that machinery, plant, vehicles and specialised equipment usually require a substantial upfront cash flow investment.

Asset Finance gives qualifying businesses the option of spreading the cost over an agreed period rather than paying the full purchase price upfront.

Why businesses use Asset Finance

Paying cash for an asset can be the right decision. But it also means that cash is no longer available for stock, salaries, suppliers, marketing, operating expenses or the next opportunity.

If the equipment is going to be productive for several years, it makes sense to consider a finance structure that allows the business to put the asset to work while keeping more cash available for day-to-day operations.

Finance should make commercial sense

Yellow metal
Manufacturing plant and machinery
CNC equipment and routers
Industrial printers
Commercial vehicles
Agricultural machinery and equipment
Medical equipment
Specialised tools and production equipment
Commercial solar and energy equipment
Other qualifying business assets

The asset, transaction, business circumstances and applicable approval requirements will determine what can be considered.

IF THE MACHINE CAN EARN, PRODUCE OR SAVE YOUR BUSINESS MONEY, LET'S TALK ABOUT IT.

A typical situation

Your biggest customer asks whether you can increase production. The work is there, but your current machine is already running close to capacity. You have found the equipment that could solve the problem, but buying it outright would take a large amount of cash out of the business.

That is exactly the kind of situation where it is worth discussing Asset Finance.

What is your growth plans

When might Asset Finance make sense?

You need additional capacity for existing or new work
Old equipment is creating downtime or hefty repair costs.
A new contract requires equipment you do not currently own.
You want to preserve working capital for the rest of the business.
The asset has a clear operational or revenue-generating purpose.

ALREADY HAVE THE QUOTE?

Send us the supplier quote and tell us what the equipment is going to do for the business. That gives us a practical place to start.