£137,500
New clinical equipment without emptying the practice’s cash reserves.
Upgrading the surgery without emptying the practice’s reserves.
- Amount
- £92,000
- Sector
- Dental practice
- Structure
- Equipment finance
- Outcome
- Completed
An established dental practice wanted to upgrade its equipment as part of a wider refurbishment.
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The requirement
The practice wanted to finance digital scanning equipment, treatment chairs and associated technology.
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The challenge
The practice could have paid cash, but doing so would have reduced the funds available for the refurbishment and normal operating costs.
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The structure
We arranged equipment finance against the assets being purchased.
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The result
The practice could complete the upgrade while keeping its working capital intact.
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