Construction & Engineering

Financing questions across the construction project cycle.

Project growth can move faster than cash flow. We help construction and engineering businesses understand mobilisation, working-capital timing, performance-bond requirements and existing facility constraints before approaching a financier.

THE BROKERAGE ADVISORYSituation
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Business financing · Trade · Property · Project · Construction & Engineering

The project cycle

Where project growth moves faster than cash flow.

A contract can be commercially meaningful while the cash needed to execute it arrives on another schedule.

01Mobilisation

Cash is committed to keep the project moving.

02Procurement / Subcontractors

Cash is committed to keep the project moving.

03Progress Claim

Work has progressed, but the claim still has to move through the process.

04Certification

Certification creates greater visibility, but payment may still be pending.

05Payment

The cycle closes when payment is received.

Priority situations

What financing questions can arise in construction and engineering?

The priority is not a generic industry label. It is understanding the specific project, timing and existing financing structure.

01 / Award

A new project is won

The project is commercially important, but additional working capital may be required to execute it.

02 / Mobilise

Project mobilisation begins

Plant, materials, labour and other obligations can create cash demand before receipts are realised.

03 / Bond

A performance bond is required

Bonding may need to be considered alongside the wider financing requirement.

04 / Existing

Current facilities feel tight

Existing bank limits or structure may no longer fit the project and business cycle.

Assessment

What needs to be clear before a route is pursued?

A construction financing conversation should make the project and cash-flow logic understandable.

  1. 01

    Project context

    Contract, milestones, counterparties and execution requirements.

    Project and private capital situations →
  2. 02

    Cash-flow timing

    When project costs and obligations occur versus when claims are certified and payments arrive.

  3. 03

    Existing facilities

    Current bank facilities, obligations and available supporting information.

    Business financing situations →
  4. 04

    Bonding requirements

    Whether a project or contract requires performance security and when it needs to be in place.

    Performance-bond requirements explained →

Start with the situation

Have a construction or engineering project to discuss?

Start with the project, timing and existing structure. We will understand the situation before discussing the next step.