Equipment finance · productive business assets

Finance the output—not just the equipment invoice.

A commercial assessment of the equipment, supplier, useful life, expected productivity, repayment profile and end-of-term obligation.

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A clearer credit story

A productive asset should strengthen the business after every repayment.

Eligible uses

Capital for a defined commercial outcome.

The predominant use of funds must be genuine, documented and compatible with lender policy.

Construction plant

Excavators, loaders, access equipment and other eligible productive plant.

Manufacturing machinery

Production, packaging, fabrication and processing equipment.

Medical and professional

Selected practice, diagnostic and specialist equipment subject to lender policy.

Technology and systems

Eligible hardware and operational technology with a clear commercial use and replacement plan.

Assessment framework

Purpose, evidence, capacity and exit must agree.

  • Equipment specification and serial details where available
  • Vendor, invoice, delivery and installation terms
  • Age, condition, warranty and remaining useful life
  • Revenue or efficiency case for the purchase
  • Deposit, balloon, repayment profile and maintenance cost
  • PPSR, insurance, guarantees and other lender conditions
A lender-ready process

Four disciplined steps from enquiry to settlement.

Step 01

Triage

Purpose, amount, timing, borrower, cash flow, security and repayment source.

Step 02

Evidence map

Identify documents, gaps, risks and the facts a lender must verify.

Step 03

Structure

Compare term, security, repayment profile, total cost and lender fit.

Step 04

Conditions

Coordinate approval, due diligence, documents and settlement conditions.

Prepare once

Documents commonly requested.

  • Supplier quote
  • Equipment specification
  • Business bank statements
  • Financials/BAS
  • Cash-flow forecast
  • Entity documents
  • Insurance quotation
  • Trade-in or payout details
Frequently asked questions

Equipment Finance Australia FAQs.

How is equipment finance different from a business loan?

Equipment finance is typically tied to a specific asset and may use that asset as security. A general business loan can fund broader uses and may require different security.

Can used machinery be financed?

Sometimes. Age, condition, valuation, supplier, marketability and remaining useful life are assessed.

Can installation costs be included?

Certain lenders may include eligible delivery, installation or ancillary costs, but this depends on product policy and the proportion of soft costs.

What should I compare between offers?

Compare deposit, term, rate, fees, balloon, repayment frequency, early payout conditions, security, guarantees and total amount payable.

Is the equipment registered on the PPSR?

A lender may register a security interest over financed personal property. The legal and priority position should be confirmed in the finance documents.

How quickly can equipment finance settle?

Timing depends on a complete file, supplier and asset checks, lender approval, documents and conditions. No timing is guaranteed.

Discuss the numbers

Purpose. Amount. Timing. Evidence. Security. Repayment.

Share those facts so we can identify the information required for a meaningful assessment.

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Discuss your equipment funding needs.

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Business and eligible corporate investment finance. We do not provide regulated consumer credit. Eligible corporate-borrower investment scenarios may be considered, including short-term rural and lifestyle property finance where the corporate borrower is on title. Borrower structure, purpose, security and applicable legal requirements are assessed case by case. All applications are subject to lender assessment and approval. Read our lending policy