Leasing

Direct Lease enables businesses to acquire new assets from their preferred suppliers without upfront capital outlay. The leasing company purchases the asset and leases it to the business through agreed up-on periodic rent payments. This medium to long-term agreement allows the lessee to use the asset while preserving liquidity, with full ownership transferred to the lessee at the end of the lease term.

A structured lease is a customized leasing arrangement designed to meet the specific financial and operational needs of a lessee. It involves flexible terms such as tailored payment schedules, true lease with residual value, balloon payments, vendor financing or tri-partite agreements. This structure helps optimize cash flows in the best manner serving the lessee’s operations.

Vendor Finance Leasing is a financial arrangement where a leasing company partners with a vendor (supplier or manufacturer) to offer financing options to the vendor's customers. This allows customers to acquire equipment, machinery, or other assets without needing to pay the full purchase price upfront.

Leasing services cover a broad range of asset categories, ensuring solutions for diverse business needs:

• Real Estate Assets: Administrative and commercial Units.

• Vehicles: Busses, commercial and passenger.

• Industrial Machinery: Production lines, equipment and construction machinery such as loaders and excavators

• Medical Equipment: Cutting-edge diagnostic and therapeutic tools for healthcare facilities

• IT and Intangible Assets: Computers, software and other technology solutions

Leasing enables businesses to access essential assets efficiently, empowering them to innovate, compete, and grow.