Currys’ business-to-business division has launched a new tech leasing service, aimed at helping ease financial pressure on small and medium-sized businesses in the UK, Retail Week can reveal.
In partnership with CF Corporate Finance, businesses can spread the cost of products including printers, TVs and kitchen appliances across monthly payments with the flexibility to upgrade, return or keep equipment once the lease is up.
Currys Business said leasing decisions can be turned around in “as little as 30 minutes” and appliances are available online, through a specialist UK-based contact centre or via any of the 60 in-store business hubs across the Currys store estate.
The service is open to businesses such as offices, schools, estate agents and hospitality.
Currys Business saw 21% year-on-year growth in January and is well placed to meet the opportunity for product leasing, as the Finance and Leasing Association found demand for IT equipment among small and medium-sized businesses rose 19% in the year to November 2025.
Currys will open 10 more dedicated business hubs across the UK this year, with over 250 specialist colleagues to help customers.
The new service also arrives after the House of Commons Business and Trade Committee found that small businesses are struggling with cost pressures compared to during the pandemic.
Currys chief services officer Dean Kramer told Retail Week: “We speak to thousands of business owners ever week, so we know just how tough an economic climate it is for small businesses right now.
“This new service gives them a cost-effective, flexible way to invest in the tech they need without the strain of a big upfront spend. For many, that could make a real difference in the year ahead.”
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