MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT FINANCING
Large-ticket equipment financing for manufacturers investing in essential-use machinery, automation systems, production lines, and plant modernization.
CAPITAL FOR THE EQUIPMENT BEHIND ADVANCED MANUFACTURING
Manufacturers with complex equipment needs require a financing partner that understands more than the asset cost. Production schedules, customer demand, working capital, sponsor ownership, existing debt capacity, and long-term facility plans can all influence how equipment financing should be structured.
Wingspire Equipment Finance provides manufacturing equipment financing for middle-market and private equity-backed companies across the U.S. and Canada. From large-ticket equipment acquisitions to sale-leasebacks and equipment lines of credit, we structure capital around your equipment needs, cash flow objectives, and long-term business strategy.
Our approach is designed for companies making meaningful investments in production capacity, automation, operational efficiency, and growth.
FINANCING TO EXPAND CAPACITY AND MODERNIZE OPERATIONS
Manufacturing equipment financing can support strategic initiatives that go beyond a single equipment purchase. For middle-market companies, equipment investments are often tied to broader objectives such as increasing throughput, improving labor efficiency, adding production capacity, upgrading legacy machinery, or supporting customer demand.
We can help finance new and used manufacturing equipment, facility modernization projects, automation investments, and production line expansions. Our team structures capital based on how the equipment supports the business, helping companies preserve liquidity while investing in assets critical to growth and performance.
CAPITAL FOR ALL TYPES OF MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT
CNC Machines
Automation Systems
Production Lines
Packaging Equipment
Material Handling
Fabrication Machinery
Financing Designed For Middle-Market Manufacturers
Every manufacturing company has different equipment needs, financial goals, and timing requirements. Some companies need capital for a major production line. Others need to refinance owned machinery, expand capacity, or unlock liquidity from existing assets. Our capital solutions help manufacturers align equipment investment with cash flow, operational priorities, and long-term business objectives.
We offer flexible financing structures tailored to larger, more complex transactions, with target deal sizes ranging from $5 million to over $100 million. Our financing structures include:
- Capital Lease
- Operating Lease
- Fair Market Value (FMV)
- Equipment Finance Agreement (EFA)
- TRAC Lease
- Sale-Leaseback
- Equipment Line of Credit
- Synthetic Lease
BORROWER PROFILE:
TRANSACTION SIZE
$5MM-$100MM+
CREDIT PROFILE
ANNUAL REVENUE
$100MM+
MINIMUM EBITDA
$10MM
READY TO FINANCE YOUR NEXT MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT INVESTMENT?
Manufacturing equipment is too important for a one-size-fits-all financing structure. Wingspire Equipment Finance provides capital solutions designed around the equipment, the company, and the transaction.
Whether you are financing CNC machines, robotics, production lines, packaging equipment, industrial machinery, or owned equipment through a sale-leaseback, our team can help structure capital around your operational and financial goals.
CHOOSE WINGSPIRE EQUIPMENT FINANCE
A leading provider of large-ticket equipment finance solutions for manufacturers.
AN EXPERIENCED AND RELIABLE FINANCE TEAM
Work with a team that can navigate the complexities of big-ticket equipment deals and deliver reliable execution to ensure your transaction closes on schedule.
BACKED BY LARGE PERMANENT CAPITAL
Backed by Blue Owl Capital (NYSE: OWL), a leading asset manager with $315B+ AUM, we bring institutional capital strength and deal certainty to large deals.
FOCUSED ON LARGE-TICKET TRANSACTIONS
Our funding platform enables us to offer customized financing to companies that have large CapEx needs, for transactions from $5 million to over $100 million.
Proven Experience in Manufacturing
Equipment Finance Transactions
AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING
We provided a $45 million equipment term loan to an international Tier One auto parts supplier supporting major OEM programs.
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PAPER MANUFACTURING
We closed a $70 million sale-leaseback transaction for a leading global paper manufacturer.
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PLASTIC MANUFACTURING
We closed an EFA transaction of over $20 million for a sponsor-backed company providing consumer goods plastic manufacturing solutions.
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PHARMACEUTICAL MANUFACTURING
We provided $35 million in capital for a sponsor-backed pharmaceutical manufacturer in need of sterile packaging equipment.
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ADHESIVES MANUFACTURING
We provided a CapEx line of over $8 million for a global producer of industrial specialty adhesives.
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MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT FINANCING FAQS:
Wingspire Equipment Finance supports large-ticket manufacturing equipment financing transactions, typically ranging from $5 million to over $100 million. Our financing platform is designed for middle-market and private equity-backed companies with larger equipment needs and more complex capital requirements.
Yes. A sale-leaseback allows a manufacturer to unlock liquidity from owned equipment while continuing to use the assets in daily operations. This structure can support working capital, growth initiatives, debt reduction, recent capital expenditures, or broader balance sheet flexibility.
Middle-market manufacturers can use equipment loans, leases, equipment finance agreements, or structured equipment financing to acquire robotics, automated assembly lines, palletizers, warehouse automation, and other technology-driven assets. These investments are often tied to improving throughput, reducing labor constraints, and modernizing production environments.
Yes. Manufacturing equipment financing can be structured around individual machines, multiple assets, full production lines, automation systems, or broader equipment programs. This can support capacity expansion, facility modernization, new product lines, or phased equipment investments.
Yes. Manufacturers may be able to refinance recently purchased or owned equipment to recover cash invested in machinery, improve liquidity, or restructure existing equipment debt. This can be helpful after major capital expenditures, facility upgrades, or acquisition-related equipment investments.