Not many lenders in India were built only to finance machines. SREI Equipment Finance Ltd. is one of them. It is a non-banking finance company (NBFC), which simply means it is not a regular bank — its whole job is to help businesses buy the equipment they run on. For decades SREI has put money behind people working in construction, mining, farming and infrastructure, from a single-machine contractor to a large building firm.
So what is a machinery loan? It is money you borrow to buy a machine, which you then repay in small monthly instalments (EMIs) from the work that machine brings in. The machine you buy usually stands as the security for the loan, so you often don’t have to pledge land or a house on top of it. Because SREI deals in equipment day in and day out, it understands site work — a loader that sits idle in the rains, a crane that only earns in project season — better than a general lender might.
What can you finance with SREI? A wide range of real site machines — excavators, cranes, compactors and road rollers, concrete mixers, backhoes, loaders, road-building equipment and more. Both new machines and good second-hand ones are covered, which really helps when you are starting small and a used backhoe fits your budget better than a fresh one.
SREI keeps things flexible. Repayment plans are shaped around your cash flow, interest stays competitive, and file processing is quick — once your papers are in order, approval and disbursal move fast so the machine reaches your site without a long wait. In plain words: you get the machine now, keep your own cash free for diesel, wages and repairs, and let the machine slowly pay for itself. Want to weigh other lenders too? You can compare Bajaj Finserv and Tata Capital on our finance page before you decide.
Loan amounts, interest rates and tenures shown here are indicative and are decided by SREI Equipment Finance based on your profile. Please confirm the latest terms with the lender or our finance desk before you apply.