Urgent replacements
When a critical piece of equipment fails, we move quickly to get a replacement approved.
Fit out the kitchen, replace the combi oven that died on Saturday night, or open a second venue. Finance that keeps your working capital for stock and staff.
Who we work with
What we finance
Hospitality margins are tight and cash flow swings with the season. Paying for a new kitchen outright can leave a venue short for wages and stock just when it needs them most.
We finance equipment and fit-outs so repayments are spread across the life of the asset, with lenders who understand that a cafe's trading pattern does not look like an office's.
How Kasana helps
When a critical piece of equipment fails, we move quickly to get a replacement approved.
Kitchen, bar and front-of-house financed together for an opening or relaunch.
Lenders who assess hospitality on its real trading pattern.
One specialist handles your application from start to finish.
Commercial kitchens & venues
You own the asset from day one and the lender takes security over it. Often used by GST-registered businesses that want to claim the GST and depreciation.
The lender owns the asset and you lease it for an agreed term, with a residual at the end. Repayments are generally treated as a business expense.
For established ABN holders whose tax returns are behind or do not reflect current trading. Assessed on BAS, bank statements or an accountant's declaration.
General information only. The best structure depends on your circumstances, so check tax implications with your accountant.
The asset, the business and the timing. A short call or form is all it takes to start.
We compare lenders and structures and explain the trade-offs in plain English.
We prepare and lodge the application, deal with the lender and keep you updated.
The lender pays your supplier, you take delivery and the asset gets to work.
There is no obligation, and an enquiry does not touch your credit file. A specialist will call you to talk through the options.
What you will typically need
Some lenders will, particularly from established dealers. Private sales of commercial kitchen equipment are harder, and we will tell you upfront.
Yes, although lenders will look at the length of your premises lease. A lease that runs longer than the finance term helps.
Not necessarily. Several lenders consider businesses from 12 months of trading, and sometimes earlier with experienced operators.
Most brokers finance the asset and walk away. Through the Kasana group, the same relationship can cover the equipment, the business and property lending behind it, and the insurance that protects it all.
Assets
Trucks, vehicles, machinery and equipment finance.
Lending
Business lending and property finance.
Protection
Protecting business assets with tailored insurance solutions.
Speak with a Kasana specialist about the asset, the structure and the lenders that fit your business.