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    Finlease offers its suggestions for cash flow options.
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With cashflow in the first quarter of the new year typically feeling the effects of the quieter billing months of December and January, access to sufficient cashflow reserves can be a little constrained.

Here are two quick-fix solutions to boost your cash reserves:

1. Asset Refinance: Revisit recent outright purchases of equipment or vehicles from the last six months. In hindsight would it have been better if they were financed? A simple purchase and hire back option, paired with competitive financing, can replenish your funds without disrupting your options.

2. Low Doc Working Capital: Tap into low-documentation capital facilities for a swift cash boost or an ongoing overdraft-like solution that’s there when you need it, repayable and accessible on your terms.

It may also be beneficial to fund your insurance premiums. To learn more about Insurance Premium Funding, have a read of our blog: finlease.com.au/blog/insurance-premium-funding/

Ready to discuss cashflow solutions? Get in touch with Scott Kemp 0448 400 141 or send an email to skemp@finlease.com.au

Finlease is a sponsor of APPMA.

Food & Drink Business

Welcome to the latest issue of Food & Drink Business, the first quarterly issue for 2026. We have an extensive look at the trends in driving consumer behaviour and the opportunities they create for manufacturers. Our cover story is on the partnership between Process Partners and Bulla to deliver a world-class ice cream plant. And there is so much more.

Almond processor Select Harvests has announced the resignation of CEO and managing director, David Surveyor, marking the end of a three-year tenure that saw the business return to profitability.

Australia has long been a major exporter of fresh produce, with its agricultural sector playing an important role in supplying global food markets. Lineage director business development, Christian Rossow, looks at why the infrastructure connecting producers to ports and global supply chains is just as vital as product quality.