The "Options" packages are aimed at providing printers with an easier route to financing capital equipment, on either a purchase, lease or return basis.
GAE will seek to provide help for printers who due to existing finance commitments on other capital equipment, may not be able to make further investments as quickly as they would like.
"Subject to status, we will look to defer finance payments on behalf of our customers, until they have finished making their old payments," said joint managing director Bryan Godwyn.
Alternatively the firm can help defer VAT payments, or work with printers to provide a low start payment scheme, where payments gradually build up.
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