Shipping and storage containers, new or modified, for storage, transport and modular use. Financed singly or as a fleet.
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Prices move with the shipping market, exchange rates and what is sitting in the nearest depot, so treat these as working ranges rather than a quote. As at 2026, a used cargo-worthy 20ft container generally runs $2,000 to $3,200 and a new one-trip 20ft $3,000 to $4,500. For 40ft, used is usually $2,600 to $4,200 and new one-trip $5,500 to $7,500.
Delivery is the cost people forget. Metro drops are often $200 to $500, but distance, crane requirements and site access can push that well past $1,000. Get the delivered price to your address in Bunbury, not the depot price, before you compare quotes.
New or used. Used cargo-worthy units are the bulk of this market and are wind and watertight. New one-trip containers look close to factory condition and hold value better. For static site storage, used is usually the sensible buy. For conversions or anything customer-facing, one-trip is worth the difference.
Ventas does not sell containers. We finance them, including delivery and any modifications, so the cost is spread over a term instead of coming out of working capital in one hit. Buying several, or a container alongside other plant, is usually better arranged as a single facility.
Used 20ft containers run roughly $2,000 to $3,200 and new one-trip 20ft units $3,000 to $4,500, with 40ft containers running $2,600 to $4,200 used and $5,500 to $7,500 new. Delivery adds $200 to $1,500 plus depending on distance and access. Ventas does not sell containers; these bands are here so you can sanity check a quote.
At these values most single-container purchases are cash rather than finance. Where finance earns its place is volume: a storage yard buying twenty units, a modification business holding stock, or containers bought alongside the truck and handling gear to move them. Those go on one facility with one repayment.
Building a container storage yard rather than buying a few units? The self storage guide covers the economics. Otherwise tell us the volume in the form above.
Bunbury businesses use shipping container finance to fund all kinds of assets. Below are the most common, if yours isn't listed, get in touch. We've probably funded it before.
Fill in the form above and a Ventas partner will come back to you directly. We'll understand your deal, go to our lender panel, and come back with the best available option. If you proceed, we handle everything through to settlement, no cost to you. We're paid by the lender when your loan settles.
Shipping Container Finance in Bunbury doesn't need to be complicated. Most of our Bunbury clients have an approval in 48 hours and settle within the week.