A US group buying a 14-restaurant UK chain needed funding for the whole company, including all of its assets. We arranged £8 million of acquisition finance, so the purchase completed with the full estate funded in a single transaction.
A selection of transactions Oak Leasing has structured and placed with funders across the UK and Europe. Clients are anonymised unless they have agreed to be named.
A US group buying a 14-restaurant UK chain needed funding for the whole company, including all of its assets. We arranged £8 million of acquisition finance, so the purchase completed with the full estate funded in a single transaction.
Highly specialised equipment sold by a large Swedish manufacturer to a large UK retail plc. Deliveries were spread over several months and shipped from different countries, and we arranged £1.2 million of finance to cover the whole programme.
Custom-built equipment for a large French railway infrastructure company. We combined debt finance, export credit and green investment funds so the project was funded without touching working capital. Production started on schedule.
Three 45,000-litre aviation fuel tankers built from bare chassis. Operating lease with four milestone stage payments to the builder over a ten-month build. Delivered on time and on budget; the supplier then made Oak its preferred leasing partner for the UK and Europe.
Two precision CNC grinding machines sold by ANCA Europe to a Rotterdam manufacturer, financed through a vendor portal with fast credit approval and e-signature. ANCA was paid without waiting for the customer's capital budget.
Subsea processing equipment for a leading decommissioning rig operator in the North Sea and Middle East, with a European parent. Other funders got cold feet once they heard it was going underwater. We combined stage payments, varied build times and US equipment paid on landing at a UK airport with all duties settled. Everything was delivered and went out to sea. Case study →
A global retailer trading on four continents first came to us to finance its new UK warehouse. Six months later we funded the fit-out of three of its newest UK retail outlets, a further £350,000.
A global manufacturer moving production from the UK to Slovakia after Brexit. We funded its UK equipment into the new Slovak plant, covering cross-border documents in the right languages, deposits, installation and travel. The line was arranged, delivered and funded in seven weeks, and production started on time. Case study →
A UK supplier's equipment for a European aviation company, installed across four locations in the UK. We arranged a structured lease covering all four sites under one agreement.
A new artificial football pitch for a well-known Scottish professional club, supplied and installed by a Dutch FIFA Preferred Producer. Not on most funders' approved lists, so we built a structure with a main UK funder that beat the club's own bank. Imports and stage payments were covered through installation, finished before the season and FIFA approval. Case study →
Highly specialised scientific equipment for a US company, financed in Austria through its European subsidiary, giving the group local funding in euros for a niche, hard-to-value asset.
Lidar equipment that maps wind speed in the atmosphere, one of only a handful in the UK, for the new UK subsidiary of a large German company. We put cross-border parent company guarantees in place in the UK and Germany; the equipment was delivered on time and is used across the UK. Case study →
High-specification aerospace equipment from a major US supplier for a Gothenburg company. Our European funder's local office arranged signing on site, and documents were signed and the deal completed in under seven days.
Restaurant kitchen equipment for one of the world's largest quick-service restaurant franchisors: one programme, local-language lease documents and multi-currency handling. The latest site funded was in Vienna.
“Oak has been a crucial partner in helping our clients optimise operations across Europe.” Martin Winterstein, Managing Director. Read the case study →
Stage payments during manufacture, so custom equipment and vehicles are funded from the first milestone, not on delivery. Stage payment funding →
Supplier in one country, customer in another: documents, currency and funders aligned in both jurisdictions.
A warehouse becomes three stores; one machine becomes a vendor programme. Many clients come back to us again and again.
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