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Alta-led ELFA report predicts growth in equipment leasing, financing for 2025

Report compiles insights from more than 400 equipment managers and industry experts

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March 5, 2025
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The Alta Group and the Equipment Leasing and Finance Association report predicts growth in equipment leasing and financing.

Equipment leasing and financing volumes are expected to rise in 2025, marking a shift from the negative outlook observed over the past two years, according to the What’s Hot/What’s Not market forecast from the Equipment Leasing and Finance Association, according to a March 5 The Alta Group release.

Now in its 35th year, the report compiles insights from more than 400 equipment managers and industry experts, analyzing key trends, technology, regulations, and valuation issues across 15 equipment market categories, according to the release. The 2025 forecast highlights a resurgence in the Truck/Trailer and Oil/Gas/Energy sectors, while Rail and Containers saw moderate declines in preference.

Carl Chrappa, senior managing director at The Alta Group, is a recognized expert in asset management with five decades of experience, and has spearheaded this research since its inception, according to the release. The report serves as a key resource for industry professionals navigating market fluctuations and investment opportunities in the year ahead.

The third annual Equipment Finance Connect at the JW Marriott Nashville on May 14-15, 2025, is the only event for both equipment dealers and finance providers. Learn more and register here.    

Tags: commercial financingELFAequipment financeThe Alta Group
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