Asset finance
Invest in CNC machines, production lines and tooling.
Manufacturing & engineering
Precision engineering demands significant capital in machines, tooling and quality systems. Tera helps manufacturers prepare applications for asset finance, invoice finance and business loans.

Manufacturers invest heavily in machinery, stock and facility upgrades. Commercial finance can support production capacity and working capital between orders — Tera helps you structure a stronger case for lenders.
Invest in CNC machines, production lines and tooling.
Improve cash flow while waiting for large customer payments.
Fund stock, expansion or facility upgrades.
We help you present asset specifications, utilisation and customer contracts to support machinery finance proposals.
Where you invoice on 30–90 day terms, releasing cash from invoices can fund materials and payroll.
Plain-English guidance on what lenders typically request from engineering firms — accounts, order book and asset details.
Tera Business Finance LTD is a credit broker, not a lender. We explain options honestly and there is no obligation to proceed.
Tera Business Finance LTD is a credit broker, not a lender, and an Appointed Representative of [Moorgate legal entity]. Finance is subject to status and lender terms.
Common questions about commercial finance for this sector. Figures are indicative only and not offers.
Start Tera's short assessment for cnc machining & precision engineering — a specialist will review your requirement and discuss suitable routes.
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