Operating Leasing

Flexible period setting and cost management are possible according to the customer's equipment investment plan.

We estimate the fair market price (market value) at the time of termination of lease at the time of the lease creation. By deducting this amount as our company's burden from the asset amount when calculating the lease fee, the customer's monthly lease fee is reduced.

Scheme

Operating Leasing Contract Scheme Diagram. ①BOT Lease calculates lease fee payment by deducting residual value of property selected by client and concludes lease contract with client. ②BOT Lease concludes sales contract with manufacturer/seller for property selected by client. ③Manufacturer/seller delivers and maintains property for client. ④After lease ends, BOT Lease sells returned property to the second-hand market.
Diagram showing how lease payment amount (client's burden portion) decreases over years after deducting residual value portion borne by leasing company from property cost
Diagram showing three options for client at the time of termination of lease after BOT Lease estimates fair market value at the time of the lease creation (①Purchase at fair market value at expiration, ②Secondary lease (continued use), ③Return leased property)

Benefits

1. Reduction of equipment financing costs

By taking on the residual value risk at the time of termination of lease, the lease fee is lower compared to normal finance leasing, reducing the customer's monthly financial burden.

2. Short-term contracts possible

Customers returning leased assets to us at the end of the lease, they are not required to carry the expense of an equivalent fair market price. This scheme is ideal for manufacturing equipment for products with short lifecycles or for research and development equipment with fixed budgets and periods.

3. Improvement of financial indicators

By meeting accounting and tax requirements, off-balance-sheet equipment investment becomes possible, allowing for improvement of financial indicators.

Main target assets

Assets that can be sold in the used market

Machine tools, forging and sheet metal machines, injection molding machines, printing machines, civil engineering and construction machinery, transportation equipment, semiconductor manufacturing equipment, inspection and measurement equipment, etc.

  • * For medical equipment, only assets with manufacturer approval are eligible due to safety assurance obligations under the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act.