A capital requirement is more than the amount being raised.

We help businesses prepare and structure capital requirements, then support engagement with relevant Capital Partners.

Our principle

Start with the requirement, not the market. Before deciding who to approach, it helps to understand what the business actually needs, how the requirement should be structured and what will support the capital conversation.

That is the principle behind how we work.

requirements we support

Capital needs vary — from day-to-day funding requirements to growth, assets, refinancing and strategic transactions.

Growth & Expansion
Capital

Capacity expansion, new locations, geographic growth, new products or scaling existing operations.

Different requirements need different approaches.

We first understand the situation, then consider the structure, route and relevant capital partners.

Working
Capital

Operating cycles, inventory, receivables and other ongoing business requirements.

Project & Asset
Capital

Project & Asset
Capital

Projects, machinery, equipment, property and other significant business assets.

Other Strategic Requirements

Situations where capital forms part of a broader commercial or strategic decision.

Acquisition
Capital

Business acquisitions, buyouts and transactions involving a change in ownership or control.

Shareholder & Ownership Changes

Capital requirements arising from shareholder exits, buy-ins, succession or changes in ownership.

Refinancing

Replacing or restructuring existing capital where the current arrangement may no longer fit the business.

what we do

We support capital requirements at different stages, based on what is actually needed.

Capital Preparation

Clarify the requirement, organise the supporting information and identify what needs to be addressed before approaching capital partners.

Capital Structuring
Capital Intermediation
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Capital preparation discussion between business operator and adviser at an Indian manufacturing facility
Capital Preparation

Clarify the requirement, organise the supporting information and identify what needs to be addressed before approaching capital partners.

Capital Structuring
Capital Intermediation
Lawyer in a grey blazer talking through advice at a sunlit desk
Team member in glasses reviewing paperwork in a busy office
Lawyer working in the office
Lawyer talking a client through a point in a meeting
Capital preparation discussion between business operator and adviser at an Indian manufacturing facility

capital pathways

Different requirements may call for different forms of capital.

  • DEBT

    Suitable where the business can support scheduled repayments and wants to raise capital without giving up ownership.

  • Structured debt

    Useful where a conventional loan may not fit and repayment terms need to reflect the business, transaction or cash-flow profile more closely.

  • HYBRID CAPITAL

    Combines features of debt and equity where a single form of capital may not adequately address the requirement.

  • EQUITY

    Suitable where capital is better aligned with long-term growth and the business is prepared to share ownership and future value.

  • Debt

    Suitable where the business can support scheduled repayments and wants to raise capital without giving up ownership.

  • EQUITY

    Suitable where capital is better aligned with long-term growth and the business is prepared to share ownership and future value.

  • structured debt

    Useful where a conventional loan may not fit and repayment terms need to reflect the business, transaction or cash-flow profile more closely.

  • hybrid

    Combines features of debt and equity where a single form of capital may not adequately address the requirement.

  • Debt

    Suitable where the business can support scheduled repayments and wants to raise capital without giving up ownership.

  • EQuity

    Suitable where capital is better aligned with long-term growth and the business is prepared to share ownership and future value.

  • Structured debt

    Useful where a conventional loan may not fit and repayment terms need to reflect the business, transaction or cash-flow profile more closely.

  • hybrid

    Combines features of debt and equity where a single form of capital may not adequately address the requirement.

how we work

A clear process from requirement to engagement.

Assess

We understand the business, the requirement and the information available before deciding what support is needed.

Process

We prepare or structure the requirement, organise the necessary information and define the appropriate way forward.

Engage

Where appropriate, we engage relevant capital partners and coordinate the process within the agreed scope.

Reach out to us

Start with a conversation about what the business actually needs.

frequently asked questions

What businesses and capital partners usually want to know before we begin.

What businesses and capital partners usually want to know before we begin.

What kinds of businesses do you work with?

We work with businesses across sectors where there is a defined or emerging capital requirement and enough business substance to undertake meaningful preparation.

Do we need to use all three services?
What types of capital do you work with?
Do you guarantee funding?
What happens when we first speak?