Wingspire Equipment Finance said it delivered a record year in 2025, posting $701.3 million in annual funding volume—up 66% from $423.7 million in 2024—as the company expanded its national direct lending platform and broadened its capital markets activity.
The equipment finance provider attributed the growth to strategic investments across its origination engine, including continued scaling of its direct lending business and a wider footprint for its Capital Markets division, which the company said has helped diversify how it sources transactions.
As part of its funding strategy, Wingspire Equipment Finance completed its second asset-backed securities issuance, raising more than $292 million. The company said the transaction drew demand from more than 20 investors and was oversubscribed by more than six times.
Operationally, Wingspire said it made additional investments in sales and marketing, operational infrastructure, and technology systems, and also expanded its physical footprint with the opening of a new 15,000-square-foot corporate headquarters at Flight at Tustin Legacy—doubling its prior office space to support headcount growth.
Looking ahead, the company said it believes it is positioned to build on 2025 momentum in 2026, citing increased lending capacity, a larger team, and disciplined underwriting standards despite what it described as uncertain economic conditions.
Wingspire Equipment Finance focuses on large-transaction equipment financing for middle-market and private equity-backed companies and operates as the equipment financing arm of Wingspire Capital, a portfolio company of Blue Owl Capital Corporation. Blue Owl Capital, Inc. reported $295 billion in assets under management as of Sept. 30, 2025.
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“2025 demonstrated what our platform is built to do: execute consistently, scale responsibly, and deliver on our clients’ funding expectations. With an increased lending capacity, a deeper bench, and disciplined underwriting, we believe our company is well-positioned for 2026, even amid uncertain economic conditions.”
Eric Freeman, Chief Executive Officer, Wingspire Equipment Finance
