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Equipment Sale & Leaseback Financing Canada

Unlock cash from equipment your business already owns.
Keep using the asset.

Easylease helps Canadian businesses convert owned equipment, vehicles, machinery, and other business assets into working capital through sale and leaseback financing — while continuing to use the asset in daily operations.
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Immediate liquidity
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Keep operational use
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Flexible lease structures
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SALE & LEASEBACK

Turn owned assets into capital without disrupting operations.

Access cash for working capital, debt reduction, expansion, or new projects while leasing back the equipment you need.
Sell
Seller-to-buyer transactions
Lease Back
Continue using the asset
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Cash tied up in fixed assets
Liquidity
Unlock cash from fixed assets
No disruption
Continue operational use
Flexible
Lease structures and terms
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Sale leaseback financing

Sell an owned asset, lease it back, and keep it working for your business.

A sale and leaseback is a financing transaction where a business sells an owned asset to a leasing or finance company and then immediately leases that asset back for continued use.

01
You Own the Asset

Your business owns equipment, vehicles, machinery, property, or other qualifying business assets.

02
Asset Is Sold

The asset is sold to a buyer, often a leasing or finance company, to unlock upfront cash.

03
Lease Agreement Begins

Your business signs a lease agreement to rent the same asset for a defined period.

04
You Keep Using It

Your company continues using the asset as normal while gaining access to working capital.

Improve liquidity without losing access to critical assets.

Sale leaseback financing can help businesses strengthen cash flow, support growth, fund projects, reduce debt, or unlock capital tied up in fixed assets.

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Immediate Cash Flow

Unlock liquidity from owned equipment or assets and use the cash for business priorities.

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Continued Asset Use

Keep using the asset operationally with no relocation or disruption to your business.

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Improved Balance Sheet Flexibility

Converting fixed assets into cash may help support balance sheet metrics and liquidity planning.

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Flexible Lease Options

Lease structures may include fixed or variable payments, buyout options, or end-of-lease choices.

Tax, accounting, and balance sheet treatment can vary by structure and business situation. Consult your financial, accounting, and tax advisors before proceeding.

Unlock value from business assets already on your balance sheet.

Companies often use sale and leaseback financing when they want to access capital without disrupting operations.

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Transportation Fleets

Unlock capital from trucks, trailers, heavy vehicles, and commercial transportation assets.

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Industrial Equipment

Use manufacturing machinery, production equipment, and business assets to access capital.

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Construction Equipment

Convert owned excavators, loaders, dozers, and jobsite equipment into working capital.

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Commercial Property

Sale leaseback may apply to warehouses, office buildings, or other commercial real estate assets.

Capital for growth, debt reduction, and operational flexibility.

Sale and leaseback financing can help businesses unlock the value of an asset without interrupting operations. It is commonly used when companies want to access liquidity while keeping essential equipment, property, or vehicles in service.

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Expand the business or fund new projects
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Pay down debt or improve working capital
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Reduce pressure during seasonal or cash flow changes
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Retain control and continued use of important assets
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A financing strategy that makes good business sense.

Use the value in owned assets to create financial flexibility for the next stage of your business.

Common questions about equipment sale leaseback financing.

Help buyers understand how sale leaseback works and when it may be suitable for business financing.

What is equipment sale and leaseback financing?
What assets can be used in a sale and leaseback?
Why would a business use sale leaseback financing?
Can sale leaseback have tax or accounting advantages?

Ready to unlock capital from owned equipment?

Apply now or request a quote to explore equipment sale and leaseback financing options for your business.