03Investment structuring
Capital alignedwith the asset.
Investment structures informed by the asset, the commercial case and the objectives of participating partners.
Our investment perspective
Align the opportunitywith its requirements.
Capital structuring begins with the asset’s commercial requirements and the objectives of each partner.
The structuring assessment considers project feasibility, funding requirements, timing, participant responsibilities and the proposed asset strategy.
The aim is to establish a coherent relationship between capital, commercial objectives and execution requirements.
Partnership design
Different roles.Shared direction.
Every structure starts with three contributions: the asset, the capital and the expertise.
Asset owners
The foundation
Land, property or a clearly defined commercial opportunity around which a partnership can be developed.
Capital partners
The resources
Assess investment objectives, capital requirements and participation structures in relation to the opportunity.
Specialist partners
The expertise
Development, operating, technical and commercial capabilities that support a practical plan.
Structuring priorities
Establish the commercialand capital requirements.
01
Feasibility
Understand the market, assumptions and commercial requirements.
02
Capital needs
Define funding requirements, timing and their relationship to project stages.
03
Partner alignment
Clarify objectives, roles, responsibilities and decision-making.
04
Execution plan
Develop a practical sequence for specialist work and next steps.
Tangible opportunity
A long-term perspective.A practical starting point.
Start with the asset, the business case and the partnership you want to build.
Prepare an investment enquiryCapital structured around the asset
The structure followsthe opportunity.
Potential structures are evaluated in relation to the asset, its stage of development, funding requirements and the objectives of each partner. Participation terms and responsibilities should be clearly defined.
Explore capital partnershipsOwnership & participation
Development equity
Assess joint ventures, co-investment and strategic equity participation against a clearly defined investment proposition.
Financing strategy
Project capital
Consider senior debt, development finance and phased funding in light of project requirements and commercial assumptions.
Strategic alignment
Partner capital
Explore operator participation and public–private investment structures where commercial objectives and responsibilities align.
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