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With sale and rent back plan, you can cash in by selling your depreciating existing assets to us at a negotiated value which will be at par with or more than current market value, and rent it back from us at an extremely cost effective price

This allows you to effectively plan for your asset replacement cycles and roll out new technology as planned.

This plan doubly benefits companies whose inventory of equipments is depreciating, or critically for organizations whose benefits are being outweighed by risks and costs of ownership.

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Key Benefits

    • Procure instant cash benefits

    • Remove the company assets from the balance sheet

    • Invest your money on appreciating assets and not have it tied up with depreciating equipment

    • Consolidate all your assets into a single rental schedule

    • Implements a structured plan of equipment renewal

    • Gain greater financial control through planned periodic payment program

    • Transfer the risks and ownership and the pain of disposal to OPC

    • Zero ownership cost. Zero ownership risk

    • Flexibility of Capital. Better investment options

    • Asset Lifecycle management allows you to continue using outdated equipment in your less critical processes and get the latest for your most critical processes

    • Effective procurement, usage and disposal of technology

    • Totally reduced asset inventory and inventory costs

    • Cash raise offered when you sell your equipment

    • Seamless transfer of ownership. Continue your business unhindered during both sell and rent phases

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Sale and Rent Back plan?

A Sale and Rent Back plan is a financial arrangement under which a business sells its owned assets to OPC and then rents the same assets back for continued use. This enables the business to convert the value locked in its existing assets into usable funds while continuing its operations without interruption.

How does Sale and Rent Back work?

Under this plan, the business identifies eligible assets that it currently owns. OPC evaluates the assets and, upon mutual agreement, purchases them from the business on an as-is, where-is basis. After the sale is completed, the business enters into a rental agreement with OPC and continues to use the same assets by paying rentals as per the agreed terms.

What are the benefits of Sale and Rent Back for businesses?

Sale and Rent Back helps businesses improve liquidity, release working capital, and maintain uninterrupted access to essential assets. It allows companies to utilise funds for business expansion, operational needs, debt reduction, or other strategic priorities, without the immediate burden of purchasing new assets.

How does Sale and Rent Back help unlock cash from existing assets?

Many businesses have significant capital invested in equipment, machinery, or other operational assets. Through Sale and Rent Back, these assets are sold to OPC, enabling the business to receive cash value from them. The company can then use the released funds while continuing to operate the assets on a rental basis.

Can I continue using my assets after selling them to OPC?

Yes. The key advantage of the Sale and Rent Back plan is that the business can continue using the same assets after selling them to OPC. The transition is designed to be seamless, ensuring that day-to-day operations are not disrupted.

How does Sale and Rent Back support asset replacement and technology upgrades?

Sale and Rent Back provides businesses with greater flexibility to plan asset replacement and technology upgrades. Instead of holding ageing or outdated assets in the books, businesses can adopt a rental-based approach that supports timely replacement, better lifecycle management, and access to upgraded equipment as business requirements evolve.

What types of business assets can be included in a Sale and Rent Back plan?

The plan may cover a wide range of business-use assets, subject to eligibility, valuation, and commercial feasibility. These may include equipment, plant and machinery, and any other movable assets that are essential for business operations. The final inclusion of assets depends on OPC’s evaluation and mutually agreed commercial terms.