Invest in your business with the right financial support. At ArthConnect, we help you secure customized machinery loan options with flexible repayment terms, competitive interest rates, and end-to-end guidance to make equipment financing simple, fast, and hassle-free.
Explore tailored machinery loan options with ArthConnect through a fast, transparent, and hassle-free process.
Finance for a variety of new and used machinery across multiple industries and sectors
Choose from customized loan amounts, competitive interest rates, and convenient payment tenures.
From application to disbursal, our experts guide you at every step of your loan journey.
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Simplify equipment acquisition with seamless loan solutions and expert guidance to make operational expansion easier.

A wide range of machinery and equipment financing options with competitive interest rates and flexible tenures to suit every industry.

Use instant EMI and eligibility tools to quickly assess repayments, loan terms, and borrowing limits.
Share your business and equipment details to check loan eligibility based on business vintage, annual turnover, machine utility, and credit profile.
Select a suitable loan amount, interest rate, down payment structure, and repayment tenure tailored to your machinery financing needs.
Provide the required business KYC, financial statements, bank statements, and machinery proforma invoice/quotation for verification.
Your application, equipment details, and financial documents are reviewed, and lenders conduct credit assessment and business site verification.
Upon successful evaluation, the lender issues a sanction letter detailing approved loan terms, interest rates, and disbursement terms.
Complete the loan agreement formalities, and funds are disbursed directly to the machinery supplier/vendor or business account.
PAN Card, Aadhaar Card, Passport, or Voter ID of promoters/directors, along with the Business PAN Card.
Business utility bills (electricity/water), rent agreement, GST registration certificate, or factory/office ownership proof.
Official price quote from the equipment vendor detailing machinery specifications, model name, manufacturer details, and tax breakdown.
Last 6 to 12 months' primary business bank account statements.
Last 2–3 years' audited financial statements (P&L statement, Balance Sheet) and filed Income Tax Returns (ITR).
GST registration, Certificate of Incorporation, MSME/Udyam registration, or Partnership Deed.
Sanction letters for existing running loans, project report/machine utility note, or collateral ownership papers if required by the lender.
Sole proprietorships, partnerships, private limited companies, micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), and manufacturing/service businesses with a minimum operational history (typically 2–3 years) and a positive credit history.
Purchase of new or second-hand/used industrial machinery and equipment.
Freight, import duties, installation, commissioning, and insurance costs connected to the machinery.
Technological upgrades, plant automation, and equipment modernization.
Not always. In many cases, the machinery or equipment being purchased serves as hypothecated security (the loan is secured by the machine itself). Additionally, collateral-free loans up to specific limits (e.g., under CGTMSE or government MSME schemes) are widely available based on business revenue and creditworthiness.
Lenders usually finance between 75% to 90% of the machine’s total invoice value. The business owner pays the remaining 10% to 25% as margin money/down payment.
Repayment tenures generally range from 3 to 7 years (36 to 84 months), depending on the estimated operational lifespan of the equipment and business cash flow.
Both options are available. Fixed interest rates keep your monthly EMIs constant throughout the tenure, while floating interest rates fluctuate according to market benchmarks or lender base rates.
Yes. The interest paid on the machinery loan is deductible as a business expense. Additionally, businesses can claim tax deductions via annual depreciation on the acquired machinery under income tax laws.
Yes. Government schemes (such as MSME credit support, interest subvention schemes, or technology-upgradation subsidies) often offer subsidized interest rates, lower processing fees, or credit guarantees for machinery purchase.
Expert guidance on choosing the right machinery loan, managing repayment, and planning your business expansion with confidence.