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Finance the asset against itself and keep your working capital where it belongs — in the business. Plant, machinery, trucks, trailers, vehicles and commercial fit-outs, for operators who need the gear working rather than sitting on a quote.
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Because the asset itself is the security, equipment finance is often the most straightforward facility to arrange — and the one where turnaround matters most, since the gear is usually needed now.
Yes. Age and condition affect what's available, and private sales need a little more verification than a dealer purchase, but both are regularly funded.
Not always. Deposit requirements depend on the asset, its age and the strength of the business. Some facilities fund the full purchase price plus on-road costs.
An overdraft is working capital you may need for something else. Financing the asset against itself preserves that headroom, and typically spreads the cost over the asset's useful life instead of taking it out of this month's cash flow.
Yes — commercial fit-outs are regularly funded, though the structure differs from a single-asset purchase because much of a fit-out isn't easily removable. We'll walk you through what's realistic.
Tell us the asset, the amount and the timeframe. You'll get a straight answer early — including if it doesn't stack up.
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