Finance for machinery, tools, medical equipment, hospitality assets, company cars and other eligible business equipment.
Equipment finance can help businesses purchase the assets they need without paying the full cost upfront. It is typically secured against the asset and structured over three to five years, with or without a balloon payment. We can help finance business cars, trucks, machinery, equipment and other eligible assets while comparing suitable lender options.
Finance for eligible production, construction and specialised machinery.
Finance for eligible tools and equipment used by trade businesses.
Funding for eligible treatment equipment and practice technology.
Finance for eligible kitchens, refrigeration and hospitality assets.
Flexible finance options for company cars and business vehicles to support your day-to-day operations.
Finance for eligible transport assets used in business operations.
Tell us what the business needs to purchase and we will help you understand the likely finance requirements.
Buying machinery
Purchasing trade tools
Upgrading medical equipment
Company car finance
Buying office technology
Purchasing trucks or trailers
Replacing ageing equipment
Expanding production capacity
Options depend on the business, asset, supplier, purchase price, cash flow and lender requirements.
Construction and trades
Transport and logistics
Medical and allied health
Hospitality
Manufacturing
Retail
Professional services
Owner-operated businesses
Property Investment
Agriculture
Wholesale
Franchise Operators
We discuss the asset, supplier, purchase price, intended business use and whether it is new or used.
We review the business structure, income, cash flow, commitments and finance requirements.
We compare appropriate lender options and explain repayment structures, terms and key considerations.
We help organise the supplier invoice, business information and other supporting documents for the application.
We liaise with the lender through assessment and settlement so the equipment purchase can proceed.
Yes. The asset’s age, condition, type, supplier and useful life may affect available lenders and terms.
It may be possible. The lender may consider experience, cash flow, deposit, asset type and any supporting security.
Requirements may include identification, business details, financial information, bank statements, a supplier invoice and equipment details.
Yes, subject to the lender and business position. Each asset and supplier may need to be documented separately.
Yes. Your accountant can advise on tax and accounting treatment while we help compare lending structures and lender options.