Finance
Machinery finance that keeps the floor running.
Finance for machinery — CNC, lathes, agricultural and industrial plant, food processing and printing. New or used, dealer, private or imported. 24-hour approvals, Australia-wide.
A machine that's down is costing you twice. Machinery finance — for the CNC that doubles your capacity, the header that gets the harvest in, the packaging line that lifts output — is what keeps a business moving forward without draining the bank account that pays wages.
We fund manufacturing, agricultural and industrial machinery every week: new from a dealer, used from a competitor, private sales, even imports when the paperwork's done right.
The machinery we finance
- CNC machines, lathes, mills and machining centres
- Agricultural machinery — headers, balers, tractors, seeders, irrigators
- Food processing and packaging lines
- Printing, laser and plasma gear
- Industrial plant and workshop machinery
Long-life assets, longer terms
Machinery that runs for 15 years doesn't need to be paid off in two. Long-lived assets often suit 5-year-plus terms with residuals, keeping repayments matched to what the machine earns rather than choking cash flow in the early years.
We'll show you the repayment shape on the term that fits the machine's life — and the shorter option next to it — so you can see the trade-off in actual dollars.
New, used, private and imported
New from a dealer is clean. Used machinery is normal business — lenders care more about the machine's remaining life than its birth year, and a written valuation covers most of it.
Private sales between operators are common in this world and we handle them all the time. Imports work too, but they need the paperwork sorted early — customs, transport, Australian compliance — so talk to us before you commit, not after the deposit's paid.
A machine shouldn't wait for a lender
Good machines at fair prices don't sit around waiting for a slow approval. Our files are shaped before they go in — that's how the $280K CNC mill went from enquiry to approval inside two days.
What machine are you looking at, and what's it worth to the business?
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