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At PiNKs Asset Finance, we help businesses unlock growth by making essential equipment and machinery more affordable. Asset finance is a smart, flexible funding option that lets you borrow against equipment you already own or finance new assets you want to acquire—without draining your cash flow.

Think of it like car financing, but for your business. It’s one of the fastest-growing finance solutions in the UK, and it’s transforming how SMEs scale efficiently.

Instead of buying expensive equipment outright, asset finance allows your business to lease or pay in installments. That means you get the tools you need—vehicles, plant machinery, construction tools, shopfitting equipment, or even office refurb materials—without tying up all your capital in one go.

Whether you’re upgrading your fleet, fitting out a retail space, or buying specialist tools, we make it easier to access what you need—without compromising your working capital.

 

Hire Purchase

Asset Leasing

Asset Refinance

Sale and Leaseback

Types of Asset Finance

Hire Purchase

Hire Purchase lets your business acquire valuable equipment without the heavy upfront cost. You start with a small deposit, then make fixed monthly payments while using the asset. At the end of the term, you’ll have the option to take full ownership—giving you long-term value from a short-term investment.

 

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Asset Leasing

Asset leasing is a cost-effective way to get the equipment you need—without having to buy it outright. Your business borrows the asset for an agreed term, freeing up capital and avoiding the headache of depreciation. At the end of the lease, you can either return the asset, upgrade it, or extend your agreement.

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Asset Refinance

Need a cash injection without taking on new debt? Asset refinance helps your business unlock the value tied up in equipment you already own. By refinancing high-value assets, you can release working capital and put that cash back into growing your business.

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Sale and Leaseback

Got a valuable asset on your books? With sale and leaseback, you can sell the asset to us and lease it back—keeping it in use while freeing up capital. It’s a smart way to improve liquidity without sacrificing access to the tools your business relies on.

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How Business Loans Work:

We know that no two businesses—and no two loans—are the same. That’s why we work with a variety of lenders and funding products tailored to different industries, growth stages, and business goals.

The basic idea behind a business loan is simple: you borrow a set amount of money, and agree to repay it over time, with interest. But how that looks can vary depending on your needs and financial situation.

Typically, repayments are made in fixed installments over a set loan term, usually ranging from 1 to 5 years. For larger investments or long-term projects, some loans can stretch up to 10, 15, or even 20 years. We’ll help you find the loan structure and repayment plan that aligns with your business cash flow and future plans.

Types of Business Loans

Easy to Qualify

Asset finance is often quicker and simpler to secure than traditional business loans. If your business has valuable equipment needs, approval is typically smooth and hassle-free.

 

Tax-Efficient Funding

In many asset finance arrangements, you can be treated as the asset’s legal owner during the term. This opens up access to capital allowances—reducing your corporation tax and improving your bottom line.

 

Minimal Credit Checks

Unlike many types of business funding, asset finance usually involves soft or limited credit checks—making it ideal for businesses with thin or recovering credit files.

 

Use Equipment from Day One

Instead of paying upfront, asset finance lets you put your machinery or equipment to work right away. You generate value from your asset immediately—without the financial strain.

Flexible Repayment Terms

Choose a payment structure that suits your cash flow. Most agreements offer terms from 1 to 6 years, giving you full control over how and when you repay.

Strengthen Cash Flow

Spreading the cost of vital equipment over time makes managing your finances more predictable and sustainable—keeping your cash flow steady and stress-free.

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