Equipment import finance is a working capital solution that provides for all
your trade and related asset finance requirements. It is suitable for
businesses that need to invest in capital equipment or that require a combined
facility offering foreign exchange, import finance and asset finance
solutions.
The equipment import finance facility includes:
Business benefits
- Provides for all aspects of manufacture, import, commissioning, payment and
long-term asset finance
- Facilitates payment to offshore manufacturers in any approved currency
- Allows foreign exchange and interest rate hedging
- Provides certainty of pricing
Who does it suit?
Equipment import finance could suit your business if you:
- Need capital equipment and investment
- Require a combined facility offering foreign exchange, import finance and
asset finance solutions
- Can provide security for the facility
NetBank customers
Log on to NetBank, go to the ‘Offers & apply’
tab, then go to Business page to schedule a time to discuss your business
needs.
Not registered with NetBank?
Schedule a contact time to discuss your business
needs.
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Important information about advice
As this advice has been prepared without considering your objectives,
financial situation or needs, you should, before acting on this advice,
consider its appropriateness to your circumstances. Product Disclosure
Statement issued by Commonwealth Bank of Australia ABN 48 123 123 124 for
Foreign Exchange Service is available on request and should be considered
before making any decision about this product. Applications for finance are
subject to the Bank’s normal credit approval. Full terms and conditions are
included in the lan offer. Bank fees and charges are payable. Financial markets
products contain an element of risk: the level of risk varies depending on the
product's specific attributes and how it is used. The Bank will enter
transactions on the understanding that the customer has: made their own
independent decision to enter into the transaction; determined that the
transaction is appropriate; ensured they have the capacity to evaluate and
understand the terms, conditions and risks, and is not relying on any
communication or information from the Bank as advice.