Acquire assets without the capital outlay
Financing options that let you invest in the machinery and vehicles your business needs, without a large upfront cost or draining your working capital.
Machinery & vehicle finance explained
Leasing means renting an asset for a set period rather than buying it outright — letting you start using new equipment immediately while spreading the cost over time, instead of waiting to save up the full purchase price.
Financing flexibility
Acquire costly equipment through leasing — spreading the cost over time without a permanent ownership commitment.
Immediate equipment access
Start using new equipment straight away and generating revenue from it, rather than waiting to save the capital.
Upgrade options
At the end of the lease, renew, buy outright, upgrade to a newer model, or simply return the equipment.
Cash flow protection
Avoid a large capital outlay so working capital stays available for core operations.
Financing options for machinery and vehicles
From heavy plant to a single company van, here's what we typically help arrange.
Vehicle contract hire
Rent vehicles for a fixed term and mileage with a fixed monthly rental — return or purchase at fair market value at the end.
New & used equipment
Financing covers both new and used machinery and vehicles, including private sales.
Wide equipment range
From heavy machinery and vehicles to IT systems and manufacturing equipment for project-based needs.
End-of-term flexibility
Renew, upgrade, purchase or return equipment at the end of the agreement — whatever suits your business next.
When to consider machinery & vehicle finance
A snapshot of the situations our panel most commonly helps clients with.
- Replacing or expanding a vehicle fleet without a large outlay
- Financing heavy machinery or plant ahead of a new contract
- Staying current with equipment without owning it outright
- Preserving working capital while still accessing what you need
Machinery & Vehicle Finance, answered
Common questions we hear most often from businesses like yours.
Leasing spreads the cost over an agreed term and preserves working capital, while buying outright ties up capital immediately but avoids ongoing rental costs.
Find the funding built for your business
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