Having the right equipment is vital for businesses to stay competitive, yet many companies find it difficult to plan how they’ll fund the expense of buying new equipment, which can result in a serious drain on cashflow.

Planning for the future equipment needs of a business will help plant owners and operators manage increased workload, upgrade to the latest equipment, avoid expensive down-time if replacement equipment is required unexpectedly, and potentially reduce staffing costs.

Whatever the shape, size or cost, accessing the right finance packages for business needs is an ideal way to get needed equipment without putting a strain on vital cashflow.

One way to ensure all the options are considered is to use a finance broker who is able to work with the manager to determine what plant and equipment finance requirements may be, and to put a plan in place for funding those purchases, handling all the legwork and paperwork.

From computers to cranes, mining to medical, printing to plastics, City Pacific Finance, one of Australia’s largest finance broking companies and plant and equipment funding specialists, is able source the appropriate options from over 15 lenders.

For a limited time, until December 15, City Pacific Finance brokers are offering to make an obligation-free visit to businesses to work with them to determine what their plant and equipment finance requirements may be over the next 12 months.

Brokers will then produce written reports of their recommendations and the options available, and even look at whether it is appropriate to put pre-approved funding limits in place for future requirements.

City Pacific Finance is one of Australia’s largest finance broking companies offering residential and investment loans, commercial loans, and plant and equipment finance. The company is part of City Pacific Limited, an ASX 200 publicly listed diversified financial services company.

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