WASTE RECYCLING BY SAMUEL McKEOWN
TVAF offer wide range of fi nance and business loans
BOTH globally and in the UK, waste management is at a critical point. In response to the various pressures on the industry dealing with the discarded products of the world, the waste and recycling industry has had to undergo rapid evolution.
For waste management businesses who want to stay competitive, reinvestment in new equipment and expansion can be key - but it is not always easy. Thames Valley Asset Finance (TVAF) & Business Loans provide a wide variety of fi nance solutions to alleviate waste management worries, and make the process of fi nancing recycling equipment that much clearer and accessible.
TVAF provide simple fi nance arrangements via telephone, but for larger equipment fi nance purchases and business loans, the TVAF team will usually meet a customer face to face at their premises. This enables them to better understand the business, the people, and the rationale for the investment.
As well as this, TVAF’s independent status makes asset fi nance simple to arrange through their access to a wide panel of lenders, enabling customers to spread the cost over the useful working life of an asset.
At one time, the waste management sector was simply about moving and burying waste, but now recycling and waste reduction are all central to the way the industry operates through progressing to green initiatives.
TVAF off er a range of fi nance solutions for popular waste management equipment. These include (but are not limited to):
RECYCLING PLANTS – Investing in these manufacturing lines can be expensive. Rather than tie valuable cash and working capital up in acquiring plant, consider spreading the cost over a number of years.
SHREDDERS – Both new and used equipment can be fi nanced. Loans for older equipment can also be arranged, if it has been satisfactorily refurbished, and correctly maintained.
HANDLING EQUIPMENT – Forklift trucks and telehandlers are long-life assets. Not only can waste operators fi nance equipment that has been acquired, but they can also release equity within existing unencumbered handling equipment.
COMMERCIAL VEHICLES – Vans, trucks and trailers are a
must-have for any waste management company. So why tie-up valuable cash in a depreciating asset? Especially when considering spreading the cost over the period of ownership or intended use.
CRUSHERS – For businesses, a crusher is a vital asset for processing aggregates, because it transforms waste into a useable material again. Buying outright can be expensive and often costly to maintain. Leasing or Hire Purchase can spread the cost of ownership, and reduce that burden through investing in newer technology for an aff ordable fi xed monthly cost.
BALERS – Minimising waste volume is made simpler with an investment in such equipment. Loans can be arranged from 12 months to fi ve years, often with a minimal cash outlay on day one.
CONTAINERS INCLUDING SKIPS AND ROROS – The lifeblood of many waste management businesses is the investment in new containers, which is often expensive and ongoing. Despite their relatively small capital value, finance can be arranged with a number of flexible finance solutions available.
TVAF provides a range of asset fi nance solutions for waste, recycling and equipment purchases. These include hire purchase, lease purchase, fi nance lease, and refi nancing.
TVAF Business Loans also provides secured and unsecured loans. These fi nance solutions are all designed to suit diff erent business needs and more information can be found on the company’s website.
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www.tvaf.co.uk GreCon Ltd announce new Managing Director
JONATHAN Hamill has been appointed as the new MD of GreCon Ltd, near Newcastle upon Tyne, writes SAMUEL McKEOWN.
GreCon specialise in preventative spark extinguishing systems, which reduce the risk of fi res and explosions in fi lters, silos and other production areas.
Jonathan said: “I am looking forward to the challenges presented by my new role, and to ensuring GreCon continues to help its customers address their challenges through a comprehensive product portfolio, and outstanding customer service.
“We have a tremendous opportunity to make people and places safer, and
48 SHM March, 2018 factories smarter across the UK & Ireland.”
GrenCon’s comprehensive range of measuring systems and scanners are relied upon not just nationally, but globally. These systems equip the ‘smart factory’ with rich information to support process control, quality assurance, and the transformation to Industry 4.0.
Jonathan succeeds the fi re prevention company’s previous Robert Kuhfuss, who led the business over the past decade.
Outgoing Managing Director, Robert said: “Jonathan’s blend of technical and commercial expertise means I leave GreCon Limited in very capable hands.”
Jonathan held a number of senior commercial positions and during his
time as Vice President of Sepura, he led the application and received the Queen’s Award for Enterprise (International Trade).
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