Capital structuredaround your project,not the other way around.

Financing for tangible projects

We focus on projects where assets, cash flow and risk can be assessed. Our core sectors are:

You don’t need a full investment memorandum to start

A few essential facts are enough to start. They help us determine what the next assessment will require.

What project owners ask first

How long from the first conversation to funding?

It depends on what you already have. A complete file and a clean legal position keep the route short; a missing permit means the first stage is tidying the project up, not financing it. We set out the schedule and the conditions for releasing funds after our analysis.

What’s the minimum amount you’ll consider?

We have no fixed threshold, but on small projects the cost of preparing the transaction starts to outweigh the benefit. If your case falls below that line, we will say so on the first call, not three weeks later.

The bank has already said no. Is that the end of it?

Not necessarily. The decision may reflect project risk, but it may also be driven by that bank’s credit policy or exposure limits. We start with the reason for the refusal, then assess whether restructuring or another lender makes sense.

Will we have to give up equity?

In most structures, no. We work mainly with debt and mezzanine, which means we exit once we are repaid. Equity, conversion rights or profit participation appear only where both sides agree to them.

What does the first conversation and initial review cost?

Nothing. Costs arise only once we start work on the structure and documentation, and we put their scope and terms in writing before that work begins.