SALE-
LEASEBACK.
A sale-leaseback is exactly what it sounds like: a business sells an asset it owns under a financing arrangement, then continues using that asset under a lease. The sale puts capital in the business; the lease keeps the asset working.
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CAPITAL TIED UP IN EQUIPMENT — OPERATIONS THAT NEED CASH.
A business can own a fully equipped shop, a fleet or a production line and still face a working-capital squeeze. The value is real, but it's locked inside the assets.
A sale-leaseback is one structure that lets a business put that value to work: the asset is sold to a financing party, the business receives the proceeds, and it keeps operating the asset under agreed lease terms.
WHAT THE FREED-UP CAPITAL CAN BE USED FOR.
Working Capital
Replenish cash for payroll, suppliers and operations.
Business Expansion
Fund another location or added capacity.
Growth Investments
Invest in the next stage while assets stay in service.
Liquidity
Convert locked asset value into usable cash.
New Contracts
Cover the upfront costs of work already won.
Opportunities
Move quickly when timing matters.
STRUCTURES VARY — SO DOES AVAILABILITY.
SALE-LEASEBACK OR EQUIPMENT REFINANCING?
Sale-Leaseback
A sale and lease structure — the asset changes hands under the financing arrangement and the business continues using it.
Equipment Refinancing
Financing based on equity in equipment the business owns, without a sale structure.
Equipment RefinancingNot sure which structure fits?
Both unlock value from owned assets. Describe your situation and the review can help determine what may be available.
NOT SURE WHAT KIND OF FINANCING YOU NEED?
You don't need to know the exact financing product before you start. Tell us what your business is trying to accomplish.
QUESTIONS ABOUT SALE-LEASEBACK.
PUT THE VALUE IN YOUR ASSETS BACK TO WORK.
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RELATED FINANCING SOLUTIONS.
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Flexible capital for cash flow, payroll, suppliers, operating expenses and opportunities.
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