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Finance for capital expenditure projects
Bespoke finance packages for all types of capital expenditure including ICT, fitness equipment, play
equipment, safety and security equipment and grounds care.
• £5,000 to £10m in value
• Flexible repayment profiles
• Straightforward documentation
• No hidden charges
We are a dedicated public sector finance specialist with over 15 years’ experience; funding more than
10,000 agreements for in excess of £500m of assets with hundreds of public sector organisations.
Contact Philip Knight on 0118 900 8026
philip.knight@assetadvantage.co.uk
Asset Advantage Ltd, Brook Henderson House, 37-43 Blagrave Street, Reading, RG1 1PZ.
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AB Audio Visual have been providing bespoke educational AV
• PA Systems
Systems since 1986. Our vast experience in all aspects of audio
visual and lighting technology gives us the edge when it comes to
• AV Control Systems
specifying systems to meet clients’ needs, and their budgets.
• Projection Systems and Interactive White Boards
Specialists in AV for lecture theatres and class rooms,
• Plasma/LCD Screens
performance/drama studios, staff and common rooms,
• Digital Messaging
canteens/refectories and health and fitness gyms and studios.
• Stage & Entertainment Lighting & PA
Whether it’s a new build school or university or a refurbishment
• Rail Mounted Presentation Systems
of existing class rooms, we can provide all your AV solutions.
• Proprietary & Bespoke-Built Lecterns
• General and Architectural Lighting including low
energy LED and Fibre Optics.
Tel: 01945 476973
Email: info@abaudiovisual.co.uk
www.abaudiovisual.co.uk
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