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Black Friday deals every Aussie business should know about in 2025

Black Friday is a golden opportunity for SMEs to cut costs and streamline operations as 2025 wraps up.
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Carolina Mateus
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Published:
November 27, 2025
Last updated:
November 28, 2025
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Key Takeaways:

Who said Black Friday is only for fashion and big-screen TVs? This year-end event is a golden opportunity for SMEs to cut costs and streamline operations as 2025 wraps up. With the right deals, you can:

  • Stock up on essentials
  • Upgrade outdated equipment or technology
  • Prepare for seasonal demand with better packaging or labels
  • Try new marketing tools to grow online visibility

All while stretching your dollars further and giving your cash flow some breathing room. Here are some of the  Black Friday offers that caught our eye for Australian businesses this year:

Tools and equipment: 20% off at Nisbets

Whether it’s commercial kitchenware or workshop tools, Nisbet’s Black Friday deal helps you upgrade your business essentials without blowing the budget. Perfect for cafes, restaurants, and tradies. 

Office supplies: Up to 65% off at Sharp Office

If you need to stock up on stationery, paper, and other office essentials, Sharp Office’s offer helps you replenish workplace supplies while enjoying pretty big savings.

Tech: Up to 50% off at Harvey Norman

From laptops and printers to monitors and office tech, Harvey Norman’s Black Friday sale is a great way to invest in your business systems without overspending.

Packaging: 20% off at Hero Packaging

Professional packaging helps improve customer experience and brand perception, and Hero Packaging’s sales make it more affordable. Ideal for e-commerce businesses looking to upgrade boxes, bags, or branded shipping materials.

Labels: Up to 70% off at Munbyn

With Munbyn’s Black Friday discount, you can cut costs on shipping labels, barcode printers, and stickers for online orders. A must for businesses that ship products regularly, helping to streamline fulfilment and reduce expenses.

Digital marketing: First month free with Supple

If you’ve been thinking about boosting your online presence with SEO, paid ads, or social media campaigns, Supple’s offer lets you get started with the first month free, so you can test a new marketing partner without upfront costs.

How to shop smart this Black Friday

  • Check the fine print: Some deals only cover selected SKUs, so make sure discounts apply to the items you actually need.
  • Compare prices: Look at other retailers to confirm the deal is genuinely a bargain.
  • Buy in bulk when it makes sense: Stock up on consumables, office supplies, or packaging to maximise savings and reduce repeat purchases.
  • Plan around cash flow: Avoid overcommitting funds all at once, and instead map out what you can realistically spend.
  • Consider financing options with Valiant: If a deal is too good to miss but requires upfront payment, Valiant Finance can help you access flexible funding so you can upgrade your business without straining day-to-day cash flow. Get a quote today.

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The content in this blog is provided for general information purposes only. It doesn't constitute financial advice and shouldn't be relied upon as such. Always consult a licensed financial advisor, accountant, or legal professional to consider your personal circumstances before making financial decisions.

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About the author
Carolina Mateus is an SEO Content Specialist at Valiant Finance, creating content that helps SMEs navigate business finance with confidence. She develops clear, actionable guides to simplify complex topics and support smarter funding decisions.
Ryan Ragland is VP of Enterprise Solutions at Valiant Finance, partnering with OEMs, resellers, and lenders to embed finance directly into their sales workflows. He designs scalable solutions that speed up deal cycles, improve customer experience, and unlock new revenue opportunities for partners.
Richie Cotton is Co-Founder and CTO at Valiant Finance, driving the company’s technology strategy and product innovation. He oversees the development of Valiant’s embedded finance platform and scalable solutions that make accessing business funding faster, simpler, and more reliable for SMEs.
Alex Molloy is CEO and Co-Founder of Valiant Finance, leading the company’s mission to make business finance more accessible and efficient. Since founding Valiant, he’s guided its growth from an Australian startup to a global fintech powering embedded finance for major institutions and platforms.
Henry Baker is Head of Working Capital at Valiant Finance, leading the company’s working capital solutions. He helps SMEs unlock funding to smooth daily operations and support strategic growth without additional financial burden.
Luke Saleh is Head of Asset Finance at Valiant Finance, leading the company’s vehicle and equipment lending solutions. He helps SMEs access loans that match their goals, enabling them to scale efficiently and invest in essential assets.
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James Pattison is National Business Development Manager at Valiant Finance, enabling brokers and accountants to diversify into asset finance and working capital funding, backed by 20 years in finance.
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