Heavy Vehicle Finance sought a quick financing solution for their Melbourne-based civil construction client, who had experienced rapid growth after 12 months in business. Specializing in utilities, deep sewer, and waste main installations, the client needed a Komatsu 450LC-8 excavator to complete a residential subdivision project.
The client’s business growth created an urgent need for additional equipment. However, stringent requirements from traditional bank lenders—including at least 24 months of operation, accountant-prepared financials, and year-to-date management figures—made securing financing difficult. The delays and bureaucracy associated with traditional lenders were simply not compatible with the client’s fast-paced growth environment.
Nathan Elliot from Heavy Vehicle Finance turned to Iron Capital for a quick and flexible solution. Iron Capital’s Rent Purchase Option (RPO) eliminated the need for financial statements, focusing instead on the machine’s valuation. This approach allowed the client to secure the equipment they needed without the usual red tape.
Iron Capital’s process was seamless and efficient:
This rapid turnaround ensured the excavator was delivered and ready for use with no delays.
The client successfully acquired the Komatsu 450LC-8 excavator, enabling them to keep pace with their growing business demands and complete their residential subdivision project. The RPO provided flexibility, giving the client the option to purchase the machine at the end of the term or return it.
"Iron Capital was the lender of choice, based on the fact that no financials were required for the purchase – their main concern was that the valuation on the machine measured up. The entire process was quick, simple, and free of the red tape that makes traditional lenders so difficult."
– Nathan Elliot, Heavy Vehicle Finance
Iron Capital’s ability to deliver fast, flexible financing solutions sets them apart from traditional lenders. With a focus on efficiency and customer needs, they make it easy for brokers like Nathan to meet the demands of growing businesses in civil construction.