Capital & investment

Capital decisions. Built on evidence.

Examine the project, challenge the assumptions and prepare an investment case for independent review.

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Abstract editorial illustration: A precise balancing sculpture composed of a forest-green beam, cream stacked blocks and one lime sphere; metaphor for tested investment assumptions and measured capital allocation.
01

Underwriting review

Challenge the model, the financing assumptions and the exposures before external review.

7–10 working days
  1. Model integrity and assumption findings

  2. Financing sensitivities and unresolved issues

  3. A review memorandum and correction priorities

Inputs and limitations

The editable model, supporting documentation and access to the assumption owners.

Independent analysis only: we do not arrange, underwrite or guarantee funding.

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02

Capital structure

Compare funding options through cash requirements, ownership and repayment capacity.

Timeline agreed during scoping
  1. Alternative financing structures

  2. Debt-service and ownership scenarios

  3. Funding requirements and preparation actions

Inputs and limitations

Capital costs, operating forecasts, sponsor resources and financing constraints.

Financing decisions belong to lenders and investors. No placement or funding approval is offered.

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03

Feasibility & investment readiness

Bring demand, investment costs and operating assumptions into a coherent project assessment.

4–8 weeks
  1. An integrated feasibility assessment

  2. An assumption-based financial model and sensitivities

  3. A readiness checklist and evidence gaps

Inputs and limitations

Market evidence, technical and cost inputs, land or permitting status and sponsor assumptions.

Engineering certification, legal opinions and environmental assessment require qualified specialists. Financing is not guaranteed.

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04

Execution & financial control

Review cash, commitments and financial progress through construction and ramp-up.

monthly, during construction or ramp-up
  1. Cash and cost-variance review

  2. Committed versus planned expenditure reporting

  3. A management action and exception register

Inputs and limitations

Monthly project accounts, commitments, programme updates and the approved baseline.

This financial review is not a statutory audit, engineering supervision or a performance guarantee.

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See how one assumption changes the calculation

Illustrative calculator

Explore the cost of a financing assumption.

Adjust the facility size to compare two simple-interest examples. This is not a lending offer or a project assessment.

€5M€50M
Interest over six months
€337,500
Annual interest difference
€112,500

Assumptions: 4.5% annual simple interest over six months; a separate annual rate difference of 0.75 percentage points. Fees, amortisation, tax and compounding are excluded.

Analysis is not financing approval

We do not arrange, underwrite or guarantee funding. Banks, investors and grant authorities make their own decisions. Technical, environmental, legal and tax opinions require the appropriate specialists.