Project Finance
End-to-end techno-economic project structuring from concept to commercial commissioning.
Long-term funding advisory for greenfield installations, factory setups, and heavy infrastructure expansions.
- Greenfield industrial projects
- Major capacity expansions (Brownfield)
- Industrial park developers and agro-processing hubs
Common challenges
- Underestimating project cost contingencies, leading to mid-construction liquidity crunches.
- Improper Debt-Equity Ratio causing project debt service coverage ratio (DSCR) stress.
- Delays in TEV (Techno-Economic Viability) study and lender appraisal.
How we help
- Formulation of detailed project cost estimates including civil, plant & machinery, pre-operatives, and margin money.
- Financial modeling for projected cash flows, sensitivity analysis, and break-even points.
- Syndication and representation before institutional consortiums and development lenders.
Our process
- 1
Project Scoping
Review land, technology tie-ups, civil estimates, and capital expenditure.
- 2
Detailed Project Report (DPR)
Draft comprehensive techno-economic feasibility study.
- 3
Means of Finance Structuring
Balance equity infusion, term loans, and government capital subsidies.
- 4
Lender Engagement
Address appraisal team queries, TEV compliance, and disbursement drawdown schedule.
Documents usually required
0 of 4 readyTick what you already have. Lenders may ask for more depending on your case.
Frequently asked questions
What Debt-Equity ratio do banks generally accept for manufacturing projects?
Most commercial banks look for a Debt-Equity ratio between 2:1 (66:33) to 3:1 (75:25) depending on the sector and risk profile.
We do not guarantee loan sanctions or subsidy approvals. Lending and subsidy decisions are made by banks, NBFCs and government departments after their own appraisal.