Purchasing new equipment can have a major impact on business growth. Many companies eventually reach a point where growth slows down and investment becomes necessary in order to improve productivity, increase profitability and stay competitive.
In many cases, this means purchasing new technology, machines or vehicles. However, companies do not always have the available capital to buy the equipment they need immediately. They often turn to loans in order to acquire the necessary machine or tool.
With PACKIN, you can now purchase equipment in instalments and choose the monthly budget that best fits your business.
Thanks to cost optimization and increased productivity, your new machine can practically pay for itself.
Let us look at a specific example. Georgi owns Company A, while Ivan owns Company B. They manage similar businesses and have the same budget. Every day, both companies need to package finished goods, and each has two employees assigned to this activity.
Georgi decides to purchase a new packaging machine from PACKIN and pay for it in equal instalments over one year. He has calculated that this is the monthly budget he can allocate without affecting the company’s cash flow.
He contacts a PACKIN representative. After 5 minutes, which is the time needed to apply for instalment purchase through UniCredit, he becomes the proud owner of a new packaging machine. Shortly after, the machine is delivered to his factory and is ready for operation.
Ivan, on the other hand, decides not to invest in new equipment. He postpones the purchase until he has saved the full amount needed for the machine.
Since the new machine requires only one operator, Georgi transfers the second employee, previously involved in packaging, to another department where they can be more useful. This allows him to reduce labour costs in the packaging department by half.
After six months of using the new machine, Georgi also notices that the amount of consumables used for packaging has decreased by 30%.
For Ivan, labour and consumable costs remain unchanged during the same period.
Another major benefit Georgi observes is a significant productivity increase of nearly 50%. This allows his company to process more orders and minimize the risk of delays caused by slower packaging operations.
For Ivan, this indicator also remains unchanged.
After one year of use, Georgi reviews the numbers. He finds that the new machine has not only improved daily operations and reduced stress, but has also almost paid for itself.
He has gained many new customers who are highly satisfied with the speed of his company’s work and have even recommended his business to other companies.
Ivan realizes that, despite his intention, he has not managed to save the necessary amount because of unexpected expenses and missed opportunities from unfulfilled orders.
This is how timely investment in new machines and equipment can support your business and open new opportunities.
If you also want to achieve results like Georgi, contact us. We will advise you on the most suitable machines and tools that can make your business even more profitable.
Frequently Asked Questions About Buying Packaging Equipment in Instalments
Why should a business invest in new packaging equipment?
New packaging equipment can reduce labour costs, lower consumable usage, increase productivity and help the business process more orders.
Can packaging machines be purchased in instalments?
Yes. With PACKIN, businesses can purchase packaging machines and equipment in instalments and choose a monthly budget that suits their needs.
How can a packaging machine pay for itself?
A packaging machine can pay for itself by reducing labour costs, lowering material consumption and increasing production capacity.
What are the benefits of timely investment in equipment?
Timely investment helps prevent production delays, improve operational efficiency and create new growth opportunities for the business.
Who can help me choose the right packaging machine?
The PACKIN team can advise you on the most suitable machines and tools for your business needs, budget and production process.