Machinery Finance

Question 1

What is machinery finance and which types of assets does it cover?

Answer

Machinery Finance from Oxyzo is a capital expenditure (capex) term loan for SMEs that need to purchase new equipment, machines, or plant assets. Oxyzo finances manufacturing machinery, assembly equipment, industrial plants, and other standard business equipment. Financing is available for both new and refurbished assets, though LTV ratios are higher for new, standard equipment.

Question 2

Is machinery finance from Oxyzo a secured or unsecured product?

Answer

Oxyzo offers both secured and unsecured machinery finance. In the secured variant, the machinery itself often serves as collateral, and the LTV ratio depends on the type and condition of the asset. Unsecured machinery loans are also available for eligible SMEs without requiring additional collateral, up to Rs 5 crores.

Question 3

How is the LTV (Loan-to-Value) ratio determined for a machinery loan?

Answer

The LTV ratio for machinery finance at Oxyzo depends on the type and condition of the asset being financed. New or standard machinery from reputed manufacturers qualifies for a higher LTV (larger portion of asset value financed). Refurbished, used, or non-standard machinery attracts a lower LTV, requiring a higher own contribution from the borrower. The exact LTV is assessed during credit evaluation.

Question 4

What is the eligibility criteria and interest rate for machinery finance?

Answer

To qualify, the business must have minimum annual turnover of Rs 3 crores and at least 3 years of operation. Interest rates start from 12% per annum, with a processing fee starting from 1% per annum. Repayment is structured as fixed EMIs aligned with the asset's useful life and business cash flows. Approval typically happens within 48 hours.

Question 5

What documents are needed to apply for machinery finance?

Answer

Required documents: KYC (PAN and Aadhaar), GSTIN, last 6 months of bank statements, GSTR details for the current financial year, audited financial statements for the previous 3 years, and a proforma invoice or quotation for the machinery. For secured loans, additional asset documentation may be required.

Question 6

How quickly are machinery loan funds disbursed after approval?

Answer

After credit sanction, machinery finance funds are disbursed within 24-48 hours via a fully digital, paperless process. Oxyzo typically pays the machinery vendor or supplier directly, ensuring the transaction is smooth and traceable.

Question 7

Can I finance second-hand or refurbished machinery through Oxyzo?

Answer

Yes, Oxyzo does offer machinery finance for refurbished or second-hand equipment, though the terms differ from new machinery financing. For used assets, the LTV (Loan-to-Value) ratio is lower, meaning the borrower must contribute a higher own margin. The age, condition, manufacturer, and residual useful life of the refurbished machine are key factors in Oxyzo's valuation. An independent asset valuation may be required. Despite the lower LTV, financing refurbished machinery can still be a cost-effective way for SMEs to upgrade production capacity at a fraction of the cost of new equipment.

Question 8

What is the repayment tenure for a machinery loan at Oxyzo?

Answer

The repayment tenure for machinery finance is customized based on the loan amount, the useful life of the asset being financed, and the borrower's projected cash flows. Oxyzo structures EMIs to be comfortably within the borrower's monthly repayment capacity, typically over a tenure of 12 to 36 months. Longer tenures reduce monthly EMI burden but increase the total interest cost over the life of the loan. Borrowers can use Oxyzo's EMI calculator at oxyzo.in/emi-calculator to estimate repayment schedules before applying.

Question 9

Is machinery finance the same as equipment leasing?

Answer

No -- machinery finance (a term loan) and equipment leasing are fundamentally different. With a machinery term loan from Oxyzo, the borrower purchases the equipment outright, owns the asset from day one, and repays the loan in EMIs. At the end of the loan tenure, there is no residual payment -- the borrower fully owns the asset, free of any lien (once the loan is repaid). Equipment leasing, by contrast, involves renting the asset for a fixed period; ownership typically stays with the lessor. A term loan builds asset ownership on your balance sheet, which is generally more favorable for SMEs seeking long-term business stability.

Question 10

Can I use Oxyzo machinery finance for importing machinery from abroad?

Answer

Oxyzo's machinery finance is primarily designed for the purchase of machinery within India, including domestic procurement from authorized importers or distributors. For businesses importing machinery directly from foreign suppliers, the financing structure may involve additional documentation such as the proforma invoice in foreign currency, import clearance documents, and customs duty payment records. Businesses planning direct imports are advised to contact Oxyzo's support team to understand the applicable documentation requirements and whether their specific import scenario qualifies under the product.

Question 11

Does Oxyzo finance machinery for all industries, or only specific sectors?

Answer

Oxyzo's machinery finance is available across a broad range of industries served by its platform, including manufacturing, auto and auto ancillaries, capital goods, pharmaceuticals, food processing, packaging, textiles, agri-processing, consumer goods, and more. Since Oxyzo is focused on the SME sector, the product is designed to be sector-agnostic for most standard manufacturing and processing industries. However, highly specialized or unconventional assets may require additional assessment. Businesses can check their eligibility by applying online at oxyzo.in/apply-credit or contacting getsupport@oxyzo.in.

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