Imported Machinery Finance offers competitive financing solutions and streamlined processes to facilitate the procurement of advanced equipment from global suppliers. These tailored financial solutions enable businesses to acquire essential assets without compromising cash flow, boosting production capacity, and strengthening market position through access to the latest technologies.

Financing up to 75% proposed amount, 25% borrower contribution.

SOFR + margin (7-8%) for the first 36 months.

Initial funding is SOFR plus margin, then switches to 12% INR after 3 years, increasing costs.

Loan term of 5 years, but aim for repayment within 3 years

LC or Buyer's Credit Facility, using dollar-based funding
(*T&C Applied)
Acquiring imported machinery is simplified With a Buyer’s Credit Facility. Your overseas vendor receives payment directly from the overseas bank. You, the client, then make payments through a special account (called a Nostro account) set up and managed by your local bank.
We handle the entire transaction and create a convenient EMI payment plan for you. Each EMI payment is placed in a Fixed Deposit, and after 12 months, the total amount is sent to the overseas Nostro account. Plus, the interest earned on these Fixed Deposits goes back to you, lowering your overall financing costs.
To secure funding for imported machinery, businesses must meet specific eligibility criteria. The financial institutions evaluate multiple factors as:
To avail of Imported Machinery Funding, the following documents are needed:
How do we execute the machine financing proposal?
We offer Imported Machinery Finance, enabling businesses to acquire advanced machinery without depleting their valuable capital reserves. Instead of making upfront payments, manufacturers can opt for imported machinery finance and facilitate payments through Letters of Credit (LC) or Buyer’s Credit Facility.
This facility is available for dollar-based funding, making it subject to SOFR (Secured Overnight Financing Rate) + margins. SOFR, a variable exchange rate, fluctuates between 5-5.50%, while domestic bankers typically charge an additional 2% margin to facilitate the transaction. Consequently, the total interest rate ranges between 7-7.50%, making it a cost-effective solution for manufacturers.
At Terkar Capital, we facilitate machine finance to multiple industries. To mention a few here:
Collateral requirements vary based on loan type (secured or unsecured). Some lenders may accept machinery itself as collateral, while others require additional security.
No, typically, financing covers only the machinery cost.
Yes, some lenders offer refinancing options to restructure existing loans for better interest rates and repayment flexibility.
Yes, an import-export (IE) code is typically required to avail of imported machinery finance.
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