Project & Private Capital

When the opportunity is larger than your current financing structure.

Projects and complex situations can require a broader capital conversation around contracts, mobilisation, timing, obligations and the existing financing structure.

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Business financing · Trade · Property · Project · Construction & Engineering

Project situations

Where can a project financing question begin?

A project may be commercially sound while the timing or structure of available financing does not fit how the work has to be executed.

  1. 01

    Contract mobilisation

    Costs or obligations begin before the underlying project receipts are realised.

    Construction and engineering projects →
  2. 02

    Project working capital

    Execution creates working-capital pressure across procurement, subcontractors, labour and payment cycles.

  3. 03

    Existing structure

    Current facilities may not align cleanly with the project requirement or timing.

    Reviewing existing facilities →
  4. 04

    Complex capital

    Several entities, assets, contracts or project milestones may need to be considered together before deciding which financing route may be appropriate.

Capital conversation

The starting point is the project economics, not a product name.

The financing discussion needs enough context to understand how the project works and where capital is required.

01 / Contract

What has been committed?

Consider the contract, commercial terms, milestones and payment mechanics.

02 / Cash flow

Where does timing tighten?

Understand procurement, mobilisation, work-in-progress, certification and receipts.

03 / Structure

What already exists?

Review current facilities, obligations and the broader capital structure before adding another layer.

04 / Stakeholders

Who is involved?

Consider owners, counterparties, financiers and other stakeholders relevant to execution.

Private / alternative capital

Some situations need a broader capital discussion.

Private financing, alternative capital and structured financing can form part of a case-by-case discussion where the circumstances support it. The Brokerage Advisory advises on the financing situation; it is not the provider of the capital discussed here.

  1. 01

    Private financing

    A possible area of discussion for situations that require a broader capital conversation.

  2. 02

    Alternative capital

    Consider other capital structures where a conventional facility may not answer the full requirement.

  3. 03

    Structured financing

    Consider how the requirement, existing obligations and repayment logic fit together.

  4. 04

    Strategic introductions

    M&A or overseas-related introductions remain supporting, case-by-case capabilities rather than the core identity of the advisory.

Start with the situation

Have a project or capital situation that does not fit neatly into one facility?

Start with the facts. We will understand the project, timing and existing structure before discussing possible routes.