Asset refinance gives you breathing space as we face economic headwinds in 2023.
Companies normally overlook that they are sitting on large amounts of equity left in their equipment that they own.
We can even settle existing finance on the equipment, and reduce your present repayments.
This has become a very useful and discreet method for companies as a cost effective way for firms to raise money.
Often your banks just do not listen, very good to help when things are smooth, but when cash flow problems hit, then will not offer the helping hand that you require!
Asset refinance simply, gives you as cash injection from your existing assets and equipment, you could call it a capital release plan.
Two recent examples of Oak’s innovative and imaginative asset refinance or equipment refinance plans were to a printing company, that was looking to raise further working capital.
Oak arranged asset refinance on three large printing machines, and freed up over £250,000 of valuable working capital that was previously tied up in the old machines.
In the second example, a machine tool company required a cash boost over a quite period, By refinancing a number of older CNC machines, over £150,000 was raised.
This was provided discreetly, efficiently and professionally.
Just think how we could assist your business!
Even if you already have finance on your equipment, we can arrange both asset refinance as a lease or as HP. The choice is yours!
Cutting to the chase
No preamble, no mission statements, just straight talking. We can help you come up with a structurally sound Plan B that will satisfy all your requirements, both short term & over a longer period.
Situations can change quickly for any company, a debtor might go under, and you could require money to cover the shortfall.
With these, and any other situations, our asset refinance plan can help you grow and survive without asking your existing bankers, and importantly keeping your existing credit lines free.
Plan B:-
Sometimes, your best laid plans go slightly awry, banks, PE companies, investors or finance companies let you down at the last moment, hiccups occur in most plans and in all businesses.
