Greenfield infrastructure
EPC + BOT capital-stack design for new-build power, transport, and water.
Capability
Structured Project Finance
End-to-end capital-stack design for large infrastructure: senior debt placement, mezzanine layering, sovereign and ECA wraps, and equity co-investment. We sit on the same side…
The promise
Capital-stack design and execution for EPC/BOT-grade infrastructure in MENA, SSA, LATAM and SEA.
- $50M+
- Minimum deal size
- 4–7
- Tranches arranged
- ECA+DFI
- Multi-source structures
- 20+
- Jurisdictions
The mechanics.
End-to-end capital-stack design for large infrastructure: senior debt placement, mezzanine layering, sovereign and ECA wraps, and equity co-investment. We sit on the same side of the table as the sponsor through financial close and into operations.
In every engagement.
- Greenfield and brownfield asset financing
- Sovereign + ECA + DFI tranche coordination
- Currency and political-risk hedging structures
- Mezzanine + equity co-investment
Where this lives.
Brownfield expansion
Refinance + scale-up for operating assets in MENA, SSA, LATAM, SEA.
Sovereign co-investment
Sponsor-side structuring alongside DFIs, ECAs, and government balance sheets.
Renewables platforms
Solar, wind, hydro portfolios with currency and political-risk wraps.
Need a multi-tranche capital stack that actually closes?
We sit on the same side of the table as the sponsor through financial close and into operations.
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