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Explore funding around eligible excavators, loaders, cranes, compactors, and related machinery.

Explore purpose-built funding for eligible new or used construction machinery, with assessment around the equipment and your project cash flow.
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Equipment finance considers machine type, quotation, age, valuation, contracts, utilisation, business profile, and repayment capacity.
Explore funding around eligible excavators, loaders, cranes, compactors, and related machinery.
Assessment can differ based on dealer, model, condition, age, valuation, and ownership history.
Match repayment with utilisation, contracts, operating expenses, and expected cash flow.
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Prepare the machine quotation, project use, contracts, business records, and repayment source for assessment.
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Compare repayment against project receipts, fuel, operators, maintenance, and other operating costs.
Estimate equipment EMI
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Confirm the exact asset, supplier, project use, and operating economics before applying.
Simple application journey
Share machine, model, supplier, quotation, and new or used status.
Provide contracts, project experience, financials, banking, and KYC records.
The lender may verify valuation, condition, ownership, and intended utilisation.
Check contribution, repayment, security, insurance, and payment conditions.
Submit information through a protected journey.
Review rates, fees, tenure and conditions before accepting.
Understand equipment valuation, project cash flow, and lender conditions.
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Answers about machinery types, used assets, contribution and assessment.
Eligibility varies by lender and may include excavators, loaders, cranes, road machinery, concrete equipment, and other approved construction assets.
Eligible used equipment may be considered based on age, condition, valuation, ownership chain, inspection, and lender policy.
Equipment type, new or used status, valuation, borrower profile, loan structure, and lender policy can affect contribution.
They may be reviewed to understand utilisation, expected revenue, experience, and the proposed source of repayment.