Affordable Equipment Loans
When establishing a new venue or when replacing equipment, accessing affordable restaurant kitchen equipment loans provides a workable way forward.
With our extensive experience in business finance – 25+ years, we know the requirements of individual business set-ups, know the cost pressures faced by hospitality venues, and work to achieve the most workable restaurant kitchen equipment financing solutions.
We support individual operators to keep costs under control with individually negotiated and structured financing for kitchen equipment. Negotiating the most flexible terms and balloons, securing the lowest rates, and optimising tax benefits.
To discuss your specific restaurant kitchen equipment finance requirements, contact us by phone or online.
Keeping operating costs and cash flow under control can be critical for hospitality venues.
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When establishing a new venue or when replacing equipment, accessing affordable restaurant kitchen equipment loans provides a workable way forward.
Asset acquisition financing eliminates the need to meet purchase costs from cash flow and provides a more cost-effective solution to using a line of credit or existing overdraft.
Providing a very personal service, we ensure that financing for restaurant kitchen equipment is sourced and structured to meet the individual cash flow requirements of the business.
Assisting to keep operating costs workable and the venue well-equipped to serve their market.
Financing for restaurant equipment is available for all types of hospitality venues including large and small restaurants, bistros and cafes.
To discuss your individual requirements and the financing solutions we may offer, speak with one of our experts in hospitality industry finance.
Our guides offer useful information and simple explainers to help you understand the financing process with confidence.
As specialists in commercial lending, we provide hospitality operators with a full selection of asset acquisition credit facilities. Ensuring they can select the right restaurant kitchen equipment loan to suit their accounting methods, approach to balance sheet and tax, ownership cycle and lifespan of the units, and to work towards achieving their business objectives.
Operators can select from Lease, Chattel Mortgage, Rent-to-Own and Commercial Hire Purchase. For new and start-up operators, we have lenders that provide low doc and no doc loans with the most competitive interest rates. All loan types can be used for new and second-hand units.
Asset acquisition finance enables the operator to use the equipment as collateral, with many not required to provide additional security, subject to individual application assessments. The complete purchase cost, including any installation expenses, may be included in the loan. Negating the need to use existing funds for a down payment.
All asset acquisition loans include tax deductions and an end of finance term lump sum payment. Chattel Mortgage and Hire Purchase include a balloon component. Leasing includes a residual and Rent-to-Own provides for a buyback option at the end of the loan term. These payments are due for finalising at the end of the loan term and may be refinanced.
We secure asset acquisition finance for restaurant kitchen equipment at the most competitive fixed rates and over fixed terms to provide fixed monthly repayments. A workable repayment schedule to enable easier budgeting and cash flow management. Terms are negotiated to best meet the expected ownership cycle of the units and maximise ROI.
To decide which is the most suitable loan type for the individual business set-up, we advise that operators speak with their accountant. To receive a restaurant kitchen equipment loan quote, use our quick quote service or call one of our brokers.
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THE INTEREST RATE IS CALCULATED ON A SECURED LOAN PREDOMINATELY FOR BUSINESS USE, EFFECTIVE 13/04/2026 AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE. WARNING: THE INTEREST RATE IS TRUE ONLY FOR THE EXAMPLES GIVEN AND MAY NOT INCLUDE ALL FEES AND CHARGES. DIFFERENT TERMS, FEES OR OTHER LOAN AMOUNTS MAY RESULT IN A DIFFERENT INTEREST RATE.
Yes. Lease is one of the asset acquisition credit facilities available for business assets. The others are Rent-to-Own, Commercial Hire Purchase and Chattel Mortgage.
Interest rates on business asset loans vary with the different types of credit facilities and for different applications. The rates advertised by lenders will typically be for new goods and for applicants with good credit histories. Rates can vary with new and used goods.
New venues that do not have all or any of the financials to meet the application requirements and/or have not been trading for the minimum time as set by some lenders, can source lenders and brokers that offer low doc and no doc loans.
Business assets including equipment for hospitality venues may be financed with the operator’s choice of Chattel Mortgage, CHP, Lease and Rent-to-Own.
Including the full purchase price of assets in finance, that is with no deposit required, can be approved. Approval is subject to individual assessment of the application by the lender.
When numerous units are being purchased at the same time from the same supplier, they may be included in the one loan arrangement. This is subject to individual lender guidelines and specifics of the purchase.
Yes. Applications for business loans can be made and approved prior to purchase. Applicants will need to estimate the loan amount required and provide as much detail as is available on the goods to be financed. Approval is conditional and the application and any offer finalised post-purchase.
A wide range of equipment used in restaurant kitchens may be purchased with finance. Preparation counters may be approved as suitable for financing.
To apply for a commercial loan, businesses must have an ABN and are requested to provide bank statements, tax returns, annual accounts and other financial documentation.
A balloon is an optional component of Chattel Mortgage and Commercial Hire Purchase finance agreements.