Ask any small contractor and they will tell you the same thing: the machine is the costliest part of starting out. A backhoe or tipper can eat up years of savings in one payment. That is exactly the gap Hinduja Leyland Finance (HLF) was built to fill. It is a Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC), not a regular bank, and that matters — an NBFC lives and breathes equipment finance, so its people actually understand a worksite. From its base in Chennai, HLF has spread across India, reaching the smaller towns and district roads where the real building work happens.
A Hinduja Leyland Finance construction equipment loan is simply money to buy your machine, which you then pay back in easy monthly instalments (EMIs) from the income the machine earns. The machine itself stands as security for the loan, so you usually don’t have to pledge your house or land on top of it. HLF funds both brand-new equipment straight from the makers and good second-hand machines — a real help when a used loader fits your pocket better than a new one.
What can you put on finance? Nearly any machine that does honest work on a site — excavators, wheel loaders, tippers, compactors and road rollers, cranes, concrete mixers, motor graders and more. Whether or not that exact model is listed on Desi Machines, if it is a genuine construction or mining machine, HLF can usually fund it.
Here is what makes HLF friendly for a growing business. It can cover up to 90% of the equipment cost, so the money you put down from your own pocket stays small. You repay over a comfortable stretch of up to 5 years (60 months), and because HLF knows infrastructure work is seasonal, it can shape the EMIs around your cash flow — lighter in the slow months, with structured or moratorium options case by case. Approvals are quick and the paperwork is kept light, so your machine reaches the site without a long wait. Want to weigh your choices first? You can also compare Tata Capital and Axis Bank on our finance page.
Loan amounts, funding percentage and tenure shown here are indicative and are decided by Hinduja Leyland Finance based on your profile. Please confirm the latest terms with HLF or our finance desk before you apply.