Sale-Leaseback
A transaction where a business sells an asset it owns, such as equipment or real estate, and immediately leases it back, converting the asset's value into cash while keeping use of it.
The business gets an upfront cash payment from the sale and continues operating with the asset uninterrupted, now as a lessee making regular lease payments instead of an owner, which can free up capital that’s otherwise tied up in equipment or property already on the books.
It’s often used by businesses that need working capital but don’t want to give up use of a critical asset, or that want to remove that asset from their balance sheet for financing or tax purposes.
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