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The Deutsche Leasing Group is the solution-oriented asset finance partner for the German SME sector. The company provides support for investment projects in Germany and other countries and offers a wide range of financing solutions (asset finance) and supplementary services (asset services) for current and non-current assets.
The Deutsche Leasing Group is the solution-oriented asset finance partner for German SMEs. The company supports investment projects in Germany and abroad and offers a wide range of financing solutions (asset finance) and supplementary services (asset services) for fixed and current assets. The company supports its customers in financing change and innovation, particularly in view of the major transformation issues of our time - whether it is decarbonization, digitalization or sustainable infrastructure.
Within the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe, the Deutsche Leasing Group is the central and internationally oriented alliance partner and competence center for leasing, factoring and other alternative forms of financing. This enables the savings banks in Germany to offer their corporate and business customers fast, simple digital solutions or advice tailored specifically to the respective investment project, depending on their needs.
In the 2022/2023 financial year (reporting date 30/09/2023), the Deutsche Leasing Group generated new business of EUR 10.1 billion, exceeding the EUR 10 billion mark for the third time in its history. The economic result increased slightly year-on-year to EUR 180 million. The net asset value was also up on the previous year at 2.4 billion euros. At 21.8 billion euros, factoring turnover remained at a high level (as at 31/12/2023).
The Deutsche Leasing Group's entire range of services - including as the leading manufacturer-independent leasing company in Germany - extends from financing solutions for machinery and operating equipment, vehicles (including commercial vehicles and public transport as well as passenger cars), IT and communications equipment, to medical technology, real estate, and large items of property (e.g. energy generation plants such as solar and wind farms, rail vehicles) and intangible assets. The company also offers factoring and receivables management as well as other services such as insurance, fleet, and construction management.
The financing and property experts at Deutsche Leasing support their customers and business partners with both small-volume investments and financing for individual, complex large-scale projects. Offices in Germany also guarantee a comprehensive local presence.
Since 1993, Deutsche Leasing has been accompanying its customers from Germany to the most important export markets in Europe as well as to China, the USA, Canada, and Brazil. In total, Deutsche Leasing is present in over 20 countries. On the one hand, most internationally active machine and plant manufacturers use leasing as an important instrument for promoting their own sales. On the other hand, Deutsche Leasing supports German companies with direct investments abroad. In addition, the Deutsche Leasing Group is a member of S-CountryDesk, the global network of the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe, and the global Factors Chain International (FCI) network.
For over 60 years, Deutsche Leasing has been facilitating the investments of its SME customers in industry, trade, services, and the public sector.
The approximately 2,920 employees pursue a holistic consulting approach based on comprehensive knowledge of their clients' industries and business models. The company is headquartered in Bad Homburg v. d. Höhe.
Headquarters
Deutsche Leasing Group Frölingstraße 15-31 61352 Bad Homburg v. d. Höhe Germany
The Deutsche Leasing Group belongs to Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe. All shares in the business are owned by the savings banks concerned, which hold the shares directly or via affiliated companies.
