Commercial loans
Why get a commercial loan?
Buy or develop commercial property
Grow your Agribusiness
Support capital expenditure
New business acquisition and expansion
Our commercial loans
Why choose Westpac?
At Westpac, commercial customers are supported by a dedicated Westpac Relationship Manager who manages your business banking needs. Your Relationship Manager will speak to you about your business to help identify potential options to suit your needs and assist in structuring your loan.
Who can get a commercial loan?
Generally, you’ll need to be:
- A business entity domiciled in Australia; or
- An individual 18 years and above or strata corporation domiciled in Australia; and
- Using the funding for business or investment purposes other than investment in residential property.
You can check the product target market determination for more specific requirements.
Industry specific banking
Unique products, people and insights from a range of industries to help your business do better.
Agribusiness
Supporting you on many levels to better manage the cyclical nature of Agribusiness.
Property
Helping manage your business from the ground up with a local presence backed by a team of property banking specialists.
Healthcare
Serving the total business wellbeing of General Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists.
Professional services
Get specialist banking and lending support that’s tailored to the specific needs of accountants, lawyers, and others in the professional services sector.
Social sector
Some people are driven to do good for others. So are we, by helping you to help others.
Indigenous business
We have an experienced team of Indigenous banking specialists who understand that helping Indigenous business to thrive requires respect for culture and community.
Education
Learn why 30% of all independent schools across Australia choose to bank with us.
Things you should know
Credit criteria, fees, charges, terms and conditions apply. Talk to your banker for product details.
This information is general in nature and has been prepared without taking your objectives, needs and overall financial situation into account. For this reason, you should consider the appropriateness of the information to your own circumstances and, if necessary, seek appropriate professional advice.