Fund the equipment your Queensland business needs — from mining machinery and agricultural equipment to medical devices and commercial kitchens.
Queensland's booming resources sector, vast agricultural lands, and growing urban centres drive strong demand for equipment finance across a wide range of industries. From mining operations in the Bowen Basin to tourism infrastructure on the Gold Coast, Queensland businesses need specialised equipment to compete.
QLD-specific considerations for equipment finance:
All major asset finance structures are available nationally. Here’s a quick comparison:
| Structure | Ownership | GST Credit | Tax Deductions | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chattel Mortgage | You (from day 1) | Yes | Interest + Depreciation | Most GST-registered businesses |
| Finance Lease | Lender (during term) | No (paid in instalments) | 100% of lease payments | Businesses wanting end-of-term flexibility |
| Operating Lease | Lender | No | 100% of lease payments | Fleet turnover, off-balance sheet |
Not sure which structure is right? Use our repayment calculator to compare side-by-side, or see our current rates page for indicative rate ranges.
Indicative rates for equipment finance in Queensland range from 6.49% to 8.99% p.a. for established businesses. Rates are set nationally — Queensland operators access the same rates as businesses in any other state.
Yes. Mining equipment is one of the most commonly financed asset classes in Queensland. Lenders familiar with the resources sector understand the economics of mining operations and offer competitive terms for crushers, screens, conveyors, and processing equipment.
Most Queensland farmers and primary producers use chattel mortgages for equipment finance. This gives ownership from day one, GST input credits, depreciation deductions, and the ability to claim the instant asset write-off where eligible. Finance leases suit seasonal operations that want lower ongoing payments with a balloon at the end.
Yes. Start-up equipment finance is available for Queensland businesses with less than 2 years' ABN history. You'll typically need a 20–30% deposit and may pay 2–4% above standard rates. Some lenders offer low-doc options for newer businesses with strong personal credit.
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