Machinery & Equipment Loans

Investing in machinery and equipment is crucial for the growth and efficiency of any business. Whether you need IT systems, heavy machinery, company cars, or specialised equipment, securing the right financing can make a significant difference. 

IT systems & tech

Heavy machinery

Company cars & vehicles

Tools & equipment

Custom & car trailers

Excavators, forklifts, bobcats

Commercial kitchen supplies

DJ and sound systems

Hairdressing tools

Securing the right financing for your machinery and equipment is crucial for business growth and efficiency. Understanding the different financing options and their benefits is essential to make an informed decision. Utilising a finance broker can simplify the process and ensure that you receive the best possible deal customised to your business needs. 

 

Brokers have extensive knowledge of the lending market and can provide tailored advice. They can compare multiple lenders and loan products to find the best fit for your needs. Brokers save you valuable time and effort by handling the paperwork and negotiation process. They often have access to exclusive deals and can negotiate better terms and rates on your behalf. Additionally, a finance broker provides personalised service, understanding your business needs and financial situation to offer the best solutions.

What you can finance?

IT systems and tech equipment
Computers, servers, networking equipment, and software.
Heavy machinery
Excavators, bulldozers, graders, skid steerers, compact truck loaders, etc.
Company cars and vehicles
Sedans, trucks, vans, and other commercial vehicles.
Forklifts, bobcats and mini excavators
For construction, warehousing, and material handling.
Commercial kitchen equipment
Ovens, refrigerators, mixers, and other appliances.

Types of finance available

1. Chattel mortgage

A chattel mortgage involves a loan secured by the machinery or equipment you purchase. You own the asset from the outset and can claim tax deductions on interest and depreciation.

 

Advantages:

– Immediate ownership

– Potential tax benefits

– Flexible loan terms

2. Novated lease

A novated lease is an arrangement where your employer leases equipment on your behalf, and payments are deducted from your pre-tax salary. This option is commonly used for vehicles.

 

Advantages:

– Tax effective for employees

– Simplified administration for employers

– Flexible lease terms

3. Commercial hire purchase

With a commercial hire purchase, you hire and use the equipment while making regular payments. Ownership transfers to you after the final payment.

 

Advantages:

– Ownership at the end of the term

– Potential tax deductions

– Fixed interest rates

4. Finance lease

A finance lease allows you to use the equipment while making regular payments. At the end of the lease, you can either purchase the equipment, return it, or extend the lease.

 

Advantages:

– No upfront cost

– Flexible end-of-term options

– Tax deductible lease payments

5. Operating lease

An operating lease involves renting the equipment for a specified period without ownership. The lender retains ownership, and you can upgrade to new equipment at the end of the lease. 

 

Advantages:

– No ownership risk

– Lower monthly payments

– Equipment upgrade options

6. Unsecured business loan

An unsecured business loan does not require collateral. It’s based on your creditworthiness and ability to repay the loan.

 

Advantages:

– No asset collateral required

– Faster approval process

– Flexibility in use of funds

Tips for fast approval

Increase your chances of fast approval for a machinery or equipment loan using the following tips:

ABN and GST registered
Ensure your business is registered and compliant with tax regulations.
Maintain a strong credit history
A good credit score and clean credit history improve your chances of approval.
Meet the minimum turnover requirements
Demonstrate consistent business revenue that meets the lender’s criteria.
Manage other debt levels
Keep your other business debts within acceptable limits to show financial stability.