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About Macquarie Leasing

Macquarie Leasing sources lending opportunities from third party introducers, brokers, accountants, suppliers and motor dealerships.

We offer flexible and efficient leasing operations through these products and/or facilities:

  • finance leases
  • novated lease agreements
  • commercial hire purchase
  • master equipment finance agreement (incorporating Master Lease and Master CHP arrangements)
  • continuing guarantees.

Macquarie Leasing also looks at applications for any income producing plant and equipment that a business uses, including:

  • motor cars
  • commercial vehicles
  • engineering equipment
  • materials handling equipment
  • medical and dental equipment
  • office equipment and computers
  • general business equipment.

Currently we prefer applications between $A20,000 - $250,000 but we look at any deal outside this range on a case by case basis.


 
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