Equipment financing
$250,000 to $100 million and up for new and used equipment, including installation, delivery and other soft costs.
Financing from $250,000 to $300 million per project through a direct lender with access to institutional capital. For established businesses, family offices and private equity portfolio companies that are expanding, modernizing, acquiring or refinancing.

Large equipment projects rarely fit a standard loan. Our financing partner combines direct lending with banks, institutional investors, family offices and specialty finance sources to build the right structure.
$250,000 to $100 million and up for new and used equipment, including installation, delivery and other soft costs.
Review existing equipment notes and debt to see whether a new structure better fits your cash flow.
Turn equipment you already own into working capital while it stays in service in your operation.
Declined, or offered terms that don’t fit? We’ll review alternative structures at no cost and with no obligation.
Structures from $5 million to $300 million for large projects, with progress payments, construction draws and multi-vendor facilities.
Pay vendors as a project is built and installed, instead of waiting until the equipment is delivered.
Financing for software, engineering, installation and other project costs that many banks won’t carry.
When a portfolio company needs equipment, financing can be structured around the asset itself. That keeps your existing credit relationships intact and keeps the project moving on the operating company’s timeline.
Our financing partner serves as a capital-expenditure partner to family offices and private equity sponsors, funding portfolio companies across healthcare, manufacturing, food systems, energy and transportation.
Refer a portfolio companyQualifying projects may be financed up to 100% of eligible costs, keeping cash available for operations.
Upgrade to equipment that handles more volume and automation without waiting to save the full cost.
Lease and finance payments may offer tax benefits. Confirm the treatment with your tax advisor.
Structures can reflect seasonal revenue and project timelines instead of a one-size schedule.
Experienced finance professionals stay involved from the first conversation through funding.
We look at the equipment, its financing and its insurance together.
Refinancing existing equipment notes or restructuring debt may improve cash flow. When a review identifies savings, you can consider redirecting them into maintenance and safety programs.
We look beyond a lower payment. Extending a term can reduce a monthly payment while increasing total financing cost. Rates, fees, collateral, payoff terms, and the full repayment schedule all belong in the comparison.
Physical damage coverage and equipment debt may concern the same asset. We help you understand the insurance and finance considerations together.
Tell us about the equipment, the project size and your timeline.