Quotation-led capex · vendor is in the story
Machinery & Equipment Loan
Plant and equipment on term EMI
The machine should be paid over the years it earns. Disbursal is often to the dealer. Working capital stays for raw material.

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Quotation-led capex · vendor is in the story
Plant and equipment on term EMI
The machine should be paid over the years it earns. Disbursal is often to the dealer. Working capital stays for raw material.

Indicative ticket
₹5 Lakh – ₹2 Crore+
Tenure
Up to 7 years
Security
Asset hypothecation; additional security if required
Category
Term & expansion
Term & expansion
Finance plant, tools and equipment so capex does not drain MSME working capital.
Finance the machine that will earn over several years. Quotation, installation and EMI from post-install cash flow — not from working capital.
Machinery should be paid over the years it earns, not from the cash meant for raw material. A machinery loan (or hypothecation-based term loan) keeps working capital free for stock and wages.
Lenders look at the vendor, invoice, promoter contribution, installation, and whether the asset is standard or highly specialised. Imported machinery needs extra paperwork (IEC, proforma, duty).
We start from the quotation: what is being bought, why output or quality improves, and how EMI is serviced from the existing or expanded business.
Make, model, whether it is standard or specialised, new or used, imported or domestic. Installation, power load and insurance sit on the file. A WhatsApp quote without a vendor GSTIN is not a quotation.
Age caps, valuation, extra margin. Possible — not a slogan. Imported lines add IEC, Bill of Entry and duty. We list that before you pay an advance you cannot recover.
The lender’s disbursal is often to the dealer. Your contribution, GST on the invoice, erection, and a factory that can actually take the load sit on the file. A machine in a rented shed without a NOC is a delay, not a surprise.
Working capital for the extra raw material the new line will eat is a separate product. If that WC is missing, the term loan EMI starts before the cycle can feed it — the usual first-year stress we try to prevent on this page.
Unlike WC, this is not a 90-day turn. Unlike LAP, the primary security is usually the asset plus the enterprise — not the family house as the first idea. Unlike project finance, a single standard CNC does not need a 40-page DPR.
Typical desk timeline: 3–5 weeks with vendor quotation
Create your MSME desk account or log in. Tell us city, Udyam band, turnover range and the purpose of funds in one clear sentence. Consent is recorded before any lender share.
Machine quote, brand, new vs used and your margin are captured. Tenure is matched to useful life — not a 7-year EMI on a 3-year payback asset.
Promoter KYC, Udyam, GST, banking and purpose papers are listed product-wise. You upload once to the vault; we tell you what is missing before the file goes to credit.
Lender may inspect the machine or vendor. End-use is checked against the quotation on the file.
The file moves to a partner bank, NBFC or HFC that matches your profile. Queries on GST vs banking, end-use or security are coordinated with you — we do not promise sanction from this website.
If approved, you receive the lender’s sanction with rate, tenure, security and covenants in writing. Read processing, insurance and prepayment clauses before signing — they vary by institution.
Many lenders pay the vendor directly. Hypothecation on the machine is created; insurance may be assigned to the lender.
Quick apply for Machinery & Equipment Loan without creating an account — or login if you want vault KYC and status tracking on your desk.
Some lenders allow used assets with valuation, age caps and extra margin. It is case-specific, not a blanket yes.
Figures are indicative. Not an offer. Sanction, rate and security rest with the bank, NBFC or HFC. Scheme names are not a website promise.
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