Leasing is aimed at any company wanting to optimise its investments. (Professional service providers, SMEs, SMIs, financial sector firms, multinationals and so on)

• Vehicles: cars, lorries, trailers, utility vehicles and coaches;
• Industrial equipment: machine tools, presses, collators and so on;
• Civil engineering equipment: mechanical shovels, cranes;
• Handling equipment: elevators;
• IT equipment: servers, PCs, printers;
• Office automation: copiers, faxes;
• Medical equipment: scanners, etc; 
• Furniture and commercial facilities.

Tremendous flexibility: 

• you can implement early purchase under the agreement at any time;
• you can choose non-linear lease payments to suit your cash flows.

A fixed rate: 

• lease payments are determined when making the equipment available and unchanged for the entire lease term.

Neutral balance sheet effect:

• leasing is an off-balance sheet transaction, with no non-current assets or liabilities to consider;
• the balance sheet solvency ratio is unchanged.

Deductible lease payments:

• lease payments are tax deductible as external expenses; 
• tax lag: financial expenses > amortisation.

Easier cash management: 

• you have a financing source in addition to bank lending.

Investment tax break maintained (Article 152 bis of the Luxembourg Income Tax Act, or "Loi de l'impot sur le revenu").

• Financial lease with purchase option
• Financial lease without purchase option
• Sale and leaseback
• Vendor lease