Fund the equipment without the hit.

Asset finance for vehicles, machinery, and equipment across Canterbury and beyond.
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The right tools shouldn't mean emptying your bank account.

Whether it's a new ute for the team, a digger for a contract you've just won, or a piece of machinery that'll pay for itself quickly, asset finance lets you spread the cost and keep your cash where it needs to be.

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What can you finance?

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  • Cars, utes, and commercial vehicles.

    From a single work vehicle to a full fleet. If your business runs on wheels, we can fund it.

  • Plant and machinery.

    Excavators, loaders, forklifts, tractors, and agricultural or construction equipment. We work with lenders who understand what these assets are worth on the ground.

  • Technology and office equipment.

    Computers, servers, and workshop or office technology. Worth financing when the upfront cost doesn't make sense as a lump sum.

How asset finance works.

There are a few ways to structure it. The right one depends on your cashflow, your tax position, and whether ownership from day one matters to you. We work that out with you.

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Asset finance structures.

  • Finance lease

    The lender owns the asset and leases it to you. At the end of the term you can buy it, upgrade, or hand it back.

  • Hire purchase

    You pay it off in instalments and ownership transfers once the final payment is made. The most common option for vehicles and machinery.

  • Chattel mortgage

    You own the asset from day one, with the lender holding a security interest until the loan is repaid.

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Why asset finance makes sense.

  • Keep cash in the business

    Spread the cost and keep your working capital free for wages, materials, and whatever comes up.

  • Terms that suit your work

    Repayment structures built around your cashflow, including seasonal cycles for rural and 
agricultural businesses.

  • Potential tax benefits

    Repayments and depreciation can often be claimed as business expenses. Your accountant can confirm what applies.

  • Upgrade when you need to

    Move to newer equipment as the business grows without being tied to ageing assets.

Know what you need but not sure how to fund it?

A quick conversation is all it takes to work out the right structure.