A transaction where a business sells an owned asset to a finance company and leases it back, releasing cash while keeping use of the asset.
For example, a company sells its owned excavator to a lessor and leases it back to free up cash for payroll and fuel.
Why it matters: It frees up tied-in equity from owned assets, turning them into liquid cash to fund expansion or pay off high-interest debt while retaining use of the equipment.
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