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Real case studies. Real outcomes.

Getting the next machine funded is only one part of the job. MFG takes the time to understand the whole fleet, the debt behind it and where the business is heading, then stays involved as those requirements grow and change. These client relationships show what that support looks like in practice.

James Allan with an MMS client at a mining operation

MMS · Western Australia

More than 200 assets across ten years.

Introduced in 2016, MFG has helped MMS finance more than 200 assets across its mining-services contracting operation and gold mine projects. Over that time, the business has grown from approximately $20 million in annual turnover to more than $250 million today.

Those assets include more than 100 dump trucks, major 100–200 tonne Hitachi and CAT excavators, dozers, graders, water trucks, light vehicles and service trucks. We also introduced MMS to two major banks, including its house bank, and helped establish combined banking facilities exceeding $50 million.

Client since 2016200+ assets · 10 years$50m+ facilities
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Tumeke Civil team with a new Kobelco excavator

Tumeke Civil · Queensland

Six brand new Kobelcos to replace an ageing fleet.

Introduced in 2025, MFG began by mapping every asset and its related loan balance so the owners could see exactly what the fleet owed and where equity sat.

Working closely with Marco at Brisvegas Machinery, six ageing excavators were replaced with new Kobelco machines ranging from 10 to 38 tonnes. Trade proceeds cleared the existing loans and available equity reduced the new borrowing. We also reset the finance strategy by removing balloons from the excavator fleet, helping the business build equity faster and make future replacements easier.

6 new excavators10–38 tonneFleet debt mapped
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Crezzco quarry operation with crushing equipment

Crezzco · Tasmania

Funding an acquisition and a new quarry contract.

Crezzco approached MFG in 2024 while the company was being acquired by its current owner. We advised on the acquisition strategy, engaged a major bank and maintained the asset-finance support the business needed to keep operating and growing.

That included a multi-million-dollar purchase of Terex and Finlay crushing equipment sourced in regional Queensland and transported to Tasmania for a new quarry contract. We have also supported the replacement of an ageing haulage fleet with new Kenworth tippers and trailers, together with loaders, excavators, rollers, forklifts, service trucks and light vehicles.

Business acquisitionQuarry mobilisationMulti-million funding
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James Allan visiting a KBH Earthmoving project

KBH Earthmoving · Queensland

More than 66 new pieces of equipment, and the speed to keep moving.

MFG took over the relationship in 2022 when KBH needed a finance partner who understood fleet funding and the importance of acting quickly when equipment became available.

Since then, we have facilitated more than 66 purchases across the business: CAT and Hitachi excavators from 15 to 40 tonnes, CAT and John Deere graders, Kenworth and Mack tippers, water carts, skid steers, a prime mover and low-loader combination, GPS systems, tilt rotators, grapples and a mobile concrete batching plant.

Client since 202266+ purchasesFull fleet support
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HRV Earthmoving team with a CAT grader

HRV Earthmoving · Victoria

Replacing aged assets while protecting future capacity.

Introduced in 2024, MFG mapped HRV’s fleet and debt strategy from day one. We helped sell ageing CAT graders and dozers, replace them with newer equipment and move the business into major-bank relationships for more competitive pricing.

Non-bank capacity remains available when speed matters, while a pragmatic spread across major banks preserves room for future purchases. Working with the owner and accountant, we keep financial information ready so the business can move quickly on graders, dozers, trucks, trailers, light vehicles and GPS attachments.

Major-bank strategyFleet renewalCapacity preserved
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Guy Rennick, at left, with three others in front of a LEH bulldozer

LEH Equipment · Queensland

From start-up to three dozers in three years.

Brock Harvey saw a chance to hire plant into the mine sites where he worked as an electrical subcontractor. He approached Guy Rennick at RDW Machinery in Brisbane for a CAT D3, then worked with Guy and MFG to budget the purchase, repayments and running costs before committing.

Two years of mining and rural hire showed him a wider market. A second D3 and a GPS-equipped D5 followed, each planned against the work available to LEH.

First dozer in 2024Three dozers todayMining to civil
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There is always another move.

Fleet finance is a game of Tetris. Where today's debt sits affects the room available for the next purchase, contract or opportunity. We look at the wider fleet, lender exposure and timing before placing a transaction.

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