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Real shapes of real deals.

Anonymised case studies from across the panel: amounts, structures, outcomes, and which lender fit. Names are anonymised; everything else is realistic.

Recent case studies

10 situations across the panel.

Sorted by how the deal was structured. Each links to the relevant product page if you want to dig into the mechanics.

  • Café owner pouring coffee at a warm-lit espresso bar

    Hospitality & accommodation·Fitout finance·$180K total

    Café fitout via blended equipment + working capital

    SituationNew café, three weeks before opening; fitout costs $180K hard goods + $25K working capital for marketing and opening payroll.

    What fitEquipment finance for the kitchen and front-of-house equipment; separate unsecured working capital for soft costs and launch buffer.

    OutcomeEquipment delivered for fitout schedule, working capital available from day 1, repayments matched to expected card-volume build.

    How fitout finance works
  • Vehicle keys handed across at a dealership counter

    Tradies & construction·Chattel mortgage·$420K total

    Tradie fleet expansion via chattel mortgage

    SituationEstablished roofing crew adding three utes plus specialist equipment; existing fleet of 4 trucks, 7-year ABN history.

    What fitBundled chattel mortgage facility, 5-year terms across the assets, 25% balloons aligned with expected trade-in cycle.

    OutcomeApproved in 48 hours, vehicles collected on coordinated schedule, GST claim flowed through next BAS, weekly repayments aligned with subby pay schedule.

    How chattel mortgage works
  • Manufacturer at a CNC machine in an Australian factory

    Manufacturing·Invoice discounting·$1.2M facility

    Manufacturer scaling via invoice finance

    SituationMid-sized manufacturer scaling 50% YoY; B2B customers on 60-day terms; growth blocked by working-capital cycle.

    What fitConfidential invoice discounting facility, 80% advance rate, scaling with the receivables ledger as turnover grows.

    OutcomeCashflow cycle compressed from 60 days to 1; growth funded without overdraft pressure or dilutive equity raise.

    How invoice discounting works
  • Allied health practitioner at work in a modern clinic

    Allied health & medical·Owner-occupier loan·$1.8M loan

    Medical practice premises purchase

    SituationEstablished suburban GP, 8 years in practice, currently leasing the clinic at $90K p.a.; lessor preparing to sell.

    What fitOwner-occupier commercial loan via a major-bank medical specialist program, 75% LVR, 20-year amortisation, held in unit trust on accountant advice.

    OutcomeRepayments comparable to rent, equity built rather than spent. Settlement coordinated with the lessor sale at agreed price.

    How owner-occupier loan works
  • Australian residential development under construction at dusk

    Property developers·Development finance·$4.5M project

    Property developer capital stack assembly

    SituationBoutique developer with two prior projects, 6-unit townhouse development, 50% pre-sales achieved.

    What fitLayered capital stack: $2.5M senior bank debt, $0.7M mezzanine, $1.3M developer equity. 18-month term, sale-driven progressive payout.

    OutcomeProject funded across the stack with coordinated documentation; takeout via individual unit sales as buyers settled across 6 weeks.

    How development finance works
  • Ecommerce operator packing orders in a small warehouse

    Ecommerce & online·Unsecured business loan·$250K loan

    Ecommerce business pre-Christmas inventory

    SituationEstablished DTC homewares brand, $400K stock buy required 90 days before peak season, existing facility maxed.

    What fit$250K unsecured business loan via fintech lender, 12-month term, sized to retire across the trading peak.

    OutcomeInventory landed pre-peak. Loan repaid in full within 5 months as peak-season revenue cleared. Lender pre-approved expansion for next cycle.

    How unsecured business loan works
  • Australian prime mover and trailers at a logistics depot at dusk

    Transport & logistics·Heavy vehicle finance·$340K facility

    Transport business heavy vehicle replacement

    SituationMid-size transport operator replacing two ageing prime movers, established 12-truck fleet, structured asset facility in place.

    What fitPer-truck addition under existing structured asset facility; 6-year terms, 20% balloons aligned with industry trade-in pattern.

    OutcomeTrucks delivered on coordinated schedule, fleet refreshed without disruption, existing facility relationship strengthened the next round of pricing.

    How heavy vehicle finance works
  • Broker meeting business owners on-site at their workshop

    Professional services·Owner-occupier loan·$950K loan

    Professional services premises purchase

    Situation8-partner accounting firm in growth phase, signing a 10-year strata premises lease offer; partners preferred ownership.

    What fit$950K owner-occupier commercial loan, 70% LVR, held in a unit trust under accountant guidance.

    OutcomePremises secured at fixed cost across 20 years; partnership structure handled tax-efficiently. Refinanced at year 3 as LVR improved.

    How owner-occupier loan works
  • Restaurant team plating service in a warm-lit dining room

    Hospitality & accommodation·Fitout finance·$380K total

    Restaurant refurbishment + opening capital

    Situation5-year-old restaurant refitting kitchen and front-of-house, $260K equipment + $120K working capital for marketing and bridging.

    What fit$220K equipment finance for hard goods, $40K working capital line for soft costs and bridging, $120K unsecured for marketing and reopening capital.

    OutcomeRefit completed during 6-week winter close, reopening with a fresh equipment package and a marketing buffer. Card volumes recovered within 8 weeks.

    How fitout finance works
  • Australian residential development under construction at dusk

    Property developers·Land banking·$1.5M facility

    Subdivision developer land banking facility

    SituationMid-sized developer subdividing semi-rural acreage into 30 lots; 18-month DA process expected before development could start.

    What fit$1.5M land banking loan, 65% LVR, 24-month term, exit via refinance into development finance once DA approved.

    OutcomeDA approved at 16 months; land banking refinanced cleanly into development finance with the same lender at improved pricing.

    How land banking works

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