Mitsubishi Logisnext Americas (Logisnext), manufacturers and providers of material handling, automation and fleet solutions, announced the launch of Logisnext Financial Services, providing customers with one single point of contact for equipment purchasing and financing. The new service is offered through Logisnext’s strategic partnership with DLL, a global asset finance company for equipment and technology.
Under Logisnext Financial Services, customers will have direct access to proven and reliable lease and purchase options across all Logisnext material handling and warehouse products in the United States, including Mitsubishi forklift trucks, Cat lift trucks, Jungheinrich, UniCarriers Forklifts and Rocla AGVs.
Customers will also have added flexibility and control of their business and capital requirements. This approach provides efficient and effective operating costs to meet business goals – all with the latest material handling technology.
“DLL has had a longstanding history and close relationship with Logisnext for more than 15 years,” said Mike Kinka, President of Construction, Transportation and Industrial at DLL. “This, in combination with the experience of DLL in the materials handling market, will help bring Logisnext’s equipment financing solutions to the next level.”
This collaboration further expands on Logisnext’s dedication to providing customers with a complete portfolio of solutions – from site-specific consultation and fleet management to financing and comprehensive product support.
“The launch of Logisnext Financial Services, and our partnership with DLL, allows us to better serve our customers,” said Jerry Sytsma, Executive Vice President, Sales and Aftermarket Services at Logisnext. “Through Logisnext Financial Services, customers will have one point of contact for managing their acquisition needs – from equipment purchasing to financing. Our goal is to help our customers succeed, and by offering a wide range of financing options, we make it easy for customers to get the right equipment when they need it most.”