Some lenders start with a big city branch. Shriram Finance started on the road — financing the trucks and machines that small operators actually run to earn a living. It grew into one of India’s biggest non-banking finance companies (an NBFC), and along the way it built a name most banks never had: it is comfortable lending against used and second-hand machinery. For a first-time buyer in a small town, that matters a lot.
A Shriram Finance construction equipment loan is simple money to buy a machine, which you then repay in monthly instalments (EMIs) from the work the machine does. The machine itself stands as the security, so you don’t have to pledge a house or extra land — the loan needs no separate collateral. Paperwork is kept light too, so a genuine buyer with a clear plan is not stuck waiting for weeks.
So what can you put on finance? Real working machines — excavators, backhoe loaders, wheel loaders, cranes, motor graders, tippers, compactors, crushers and other heavy site equipment. New or old, it does not matter much; if it is a real construction or mining machine, Shriram can usually fund it. This second-hand comfort is a big reason contractors just starting out come to them first.
Here is the part people like best: Shriram Finance can cover up to 100% of the machine cost, with interest starting from 10% per year and repayment stretched up to 84 months (that’s seven years). Because it can fund the full amount, you keep your own cash free for diesel, wages and the day-to-day running of the job. You even get EMI reminders on SMS and email, so an instalment never slips by mistake. Want to weigh your choices? You can compare Sundaram Finance and SBI on our finance page, or protect the machine you buy with Shriram General Insurance.
Loan amounts, interest rates and tenures shown here are indicative and are decided by Shriram Finance based on your profile. Please confirm the latest terms with the company or our finance desk before you apply.