Sale-Leaseback

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Sale-leasebacks are generally structured to unlock the equity a business has in its assets (like machinery and equipment), converting that equity into cash. Generally, a company accomplishes this by conveying the title to the assets at fair market value in exchange for a lump sum payment. The new owner then leases the equipment back to the original company.

Leasing transactions can be used to finance business growth or troubled-company restructuring, as an alternative to other types of financing.

Proceeds can be used for varied purposes including paying off a specific lender, as working capital, to buy-back capital stock, buying out a partner, or upgrading assets.

Preferred transaction size: Over $100,000 with no maximum.