equipmentfinancinginabbotsford

For decades, capital expenditure (CapEx) planning for Canadian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) followed relatively predictable cycles. Equipment replacement schedules were stable. Fleet upgrades followed orderly depreciation paths. Machinery pricing rose gradually. Financing was accessible through traditional channels. That stability is gone. Between post-pandemic inflation, global supply chain instability, geopolitical trade shifts, climate-driven logistics disruptions, […]

As mid-2025 unfolds, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in British Columbia and Alberta are reevaluating their equipment strategies ahead of Q4. The Bank of Canada’s July 30 interest rate hold at 2.75% has signaled a temporary pause in monetary tightening, but financing conditions remain tight. In this environment, equipment leasing has emerged as a more

Canadian small and mid-sized businesses (SMEs) are entering Q3 2025 with a sharper focus on capital efficiency, especially when it comes to acquiring or upgrading essential equipment. A volatile mix of trade policy shifts, lingering tariff threats, and interest rate uncertainty is reshaping how businesses finance heavy machinery, trucks, trailers, and farming equipment. With the