Backed by industry expertise and access to a wide lender network, GVK Finance provides tailored asset finance solutions that help New Zealand businesses acquire essential equipment, vehicles, and specialised assets — without putting pressure on cash flow.
Whether you’re expanding operations, upgrading equipment, or refinancing existing assets, our role is to structure asset finance that supports long-term business growth.
With decades of combined industry experience, GVK Finance has been supporting small to medium-sized New Zealand businesses since 2001. Our expertise spans transport, plant and equipment, property, and specialised asset finance — allowing us to structure funding solutions that work in real-world business environments.
We take the time to understand how your business operates. As a small business ourselves, we know the challenges business owners face and provide hands-on, personalised support — from initial discussion through to settlement and beyond.
From commercial vehicles and heavy machinery to specialised equipment and smaller asset purchases, we arrange finance across a wide range of asset types and values. We also offer access to our own finance facility for smaller loans, allowing for faster and more flexible outcomes.
Asset finance allows businesses to purchase or access equipment, machinery, vehicles, and other operational assets by spreading the cost over time. Instead of paying the full cost upfront, asset finance helps preserve working capital while enabling businesses to grow and operate efficiently.
Asset finance is commonly used across transport, construction, agriculture, healthcare, and manufacturing industries, where reliable equipment plays a critical role in daily operations.
Depending on the asset and your business requirements, asset finance can be structured using a range of flexible funding and payment options. At GVK Finance, we arrange asset finance solutions that are aligned with how your business operates, generates income, and plans for growth.
We arrange:
Each solution is assessed based on your cash flow, asset type, tax considerations, and long-term business objectives to ensure the finance structure supports sustainable growth.