Asset finance, structured to protect cash flow.

Vehicles, equipment, machinery, plant, fit-outs and imported gear. We compare options across 60+ lenders to match the structure to your tax position, cash flow profile and how long the asset is going to earn for the business.

A semi-truck on a highway representing asset finance for transport businesses
Asset Finance

More than a loan against a thing.

Asset finance enables businesses to acquire vehicles, machinery, equipment and plant without paying the full upfront cost; spreading payments over time so the asset earns while it’s paying for itself.

That part is straightforward. What isn’t straightforward is the structure. Chattel mortgage versus hire purchase versus finance lease versus operating lease. Fixed versus variable. Balloon versus no balloon. Stand-alone versus cross-secured. Each combination has implications for cash flow, tax, ownership and what happens at the end of the term.

Poorly structured asset finance constrains a business for years. Well-structured asset finance gets the asset earning fast and stays out of the way. That’s the work.

Discuss Your Asset

Product Types

Five structures, different trade-offs

The right product depends on whether the business wants ownership, how the tax position is structured, and what happens at end of term. Side-by-side:

Product Key Feature Ownership During Term GST Reimbursement Typical Tax Deductions
Chattel Mortgage Loan provided to buy equipment, secured by the asset itself Lessee Claimed upfront* Interest payments + depreciation
Hire Purchase Lessee uses the asset while paying it off over time Lessor (transfers to lessee at end of term) Claimed upfront* Interest payments + depreciation
Finance Lease Lessee rents the asset with option to purchase at end of term Lessor (lessee typically has option to acquire at end) Claimed over time as part of lease payments Lease payments
Sale & Leaseback Asset sold to lender at agreed price, leased back via finance lease Lender retains ownership Claimed over time as part of lease payments Lease payments
Operating Lease Lessee rents the asset for an agreed period with no purchase option Lessor Claimed over time as part of lease payments Lease payments
* If the lender has funded the GST component of the purchase, it will typically seek that the GST amount be repaid once reimbursed to the customer (commonly 3 months from implementation). Consult a qualified tax professional to confirm the appropriate treatment for your specific circumstances.
What We Finance

Across the spectrum

From a single vehicle through to a multi-asset rollout for a manufacturing facility. The mechanics differ; the principles are the same.

Vehicles & Fleet
Heavy Plant
Manufacturing Equipment
Imported Equipment
Fit-outs
Technology & IT
5
Product structures available
60+
Lenders across asset finance
15+
Years structuring experience
24h
Indicative pricing turnaround

Got an asset in the pipeline?

Send us the asset detail and the use case. We’ll come back with indicative pricing and a recommended structure inside a day.