Vilnius · Est. foundations, built to last

Financing structures as solid as sandstone, for businesses that build the real economy.

Heavy Finance provides asset-backed lending and alternative financing to agricultural producers, heavy-equipment operators and SMEs across Europe — funded by a community of investors who back tangible, working assets instead of speculation.

€72M+Loans funded to date
3,100+Businesses financed
9Countries served
The company

A financing platform planned like an ancient city — every district serving a purpose.

Heavy Finance was founded to close the financing gap left by traditional banks for capital-intensive, asset-heavy businesses. We connect investors directly with vetted farmers, contractors and SMEs who need working capital secured against real, productive assets — land, machinery and harvest.

The Forum — Our Mission

To make asset-backed capital as accessible to a family farm in Lithuania as it is to a corporation in Frankfurt. We underwrite the asset and the operator, not just a credit score — because the ground someone works is the strongest collateral there is.

Founded in Vilnius, Heavy Finance now operates across the Baltics, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Italy and beyond, with a loan book spanning agriculture, forestry, construction and logistics equipment.

Who we serve

Farmers, agri-businesses, hauliers and equipment operators who need capital for machinery, land improvement or seasonal working expenses — typically €5,000 to €1,000,000 per loan.

Founded

Established in Vilnius, Lithuania, as a licensed alternative-finance platform regulated under EU crowdfunding rules.

HQ

Vilnius, LT

How we lend

Every loan is secured against a tangible business asset and assessed on-site by our regional agri-finance analysts before it's listed for funding.

What we build

Financing products, cut from the same solid foundation.

Each product is collateralised against a real, working asset and structured to match the seasonal reality of the businesses we serve.

01

Agricultural machinery loans

Financing for tractors, harvesters and irrigation equipment, secured against the machinery itself, with repayment schedules aligned to harvest cycles.

02

Land-secured working capital

Short and mid-term capital for input costs, land improvement and expansion, secured with mortgages or liens on agricultural land.

03

Invoice & harvest financing

Advance capital against confirmed contracts or expected harvest revenue, so cash flow doesn't dictate the planting calendar.

04

Renewable & green equipment loans

Preferential terms for solar installations, precision-farming sensors and low-emission machinery upgrades.

05

Fleet & construction equipment

Loans for excavators, loaders and haulage fleets used by construction and logistics SMEs across our licensed markets.

06

Investor lending marketplace

For investors: fixed-term, asset-secured notes with transparent risk grading, buyback guarantees on select loans, and monthly repayments.

The road to funding

From application to disbursed capital, one arch at a time.

Apply

Submit business, asset and financing details online — takes about 10 minutes.

Assess

Our regional analysts verify the asset and cash flow, often with an on-site visit.

Fund

Approved loans are listed to our investor community and typically fund within days.

Repay & grow

Repayments follow the business's own seasonal rhythm — not a rigid bank calendar.

€72M+Total capital funded
3,100+Loans issued to businesses
9,000+Registered investors
0%Capital lost on secured loans
From the field

"Heavy Finance understood that our harvester was worth more to them as working collateral than as a line item on a bank spreadsheet. The funds landed before the planting season started."

— Grain producer, Central Poland, financed via Heavy Finance

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Heavy Finance, UAB

  • Head officeGedimino pr. 27, LT-01104, Vilnius, Lithuania
  • Emailcompany@heavyfinance.org
  • Office hoursMonday – Friday, 9:00 – 18:00 EET
  • Regulated byLicensed crowdfunding service provider under EU Regulation 2020/1503