Investment Management Services
We connect developers and operators with capital partners across Europe’s infrastructure asset classes
Equity
We connect equity investors with secure, risk-adjusted returns across build-to-suit, value-add and M&A in Europe
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A developer finances, designs, and constructs new infrastructure specifically to a tenant’s requirements, then leases it back under a long-term contract.
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An asset owner sells existing infrastructure to an investor and immediately leases it back, unlocking capital while retaining operational use.
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Investment firms deploy capital to acquire, scale, and optimise infrastructure businesses or assets with the goal of generating long-term returns through value creation and exit strategies.
Credit
We connect credit investors with secure, risk-adjusted opportunities across project finance, corporate debt, and mezzanine structures in Europe
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Debt issued by a corporation backed by its full balance sheet, used to raise capital for expansion, refinancing, or general corporate purposes.
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Long-term bonds specifically issued to finance infrastructure assets, repaid from stable cashflows such as tariffs, leases, or regulated revenue.
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Debt instruments earmarked exclusively for environmentally sustainable projects, with proceeds tracked against green eligibility criteria.
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Senior secured or unsecured loans provided by commercial banks to finance infrastructure development, working capital, or asset acquisition.
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Project-finance loans secured only against the project’s cashflows and assets, with no claim on the sponsor’s broader balance sheet.
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A financing structure where cashflow-producing assets (e.g., leases, receivables) are pooled and sold as tradable securities to investors.
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Hybrid debt with higher risk and higher returns that sits between senior debt and equity, often featuring warrants or conversion rights.
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All parties will sign a mutual NDA and the Investor must confirm the identify of its shareholders; contact information for all relevant parties at the start of negotiations to ensure full transparency.
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Investors will receive access to the Information Memorandum; introductory meetings with the management team will be scheduled based on investor suitability, and access to the data room will be granted at the Company's discretion.
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We will submit recommendations on which offers to pursue, notify shortlisted parties in writing, inform unsuccessful parties; the Company may invite one or more parties to undertake due diligence if no clear preferred offer exists.
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The Company will grant the selected Investor or Investors access to the full data room for preliminary due diligence, providing materials sufficient for submitting a best and final offer.
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The Investor must provide details on the financing method and proof of financial capacity to complete the transaction, including full information on any conditions required to secure the funding.
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The Investor must detail any approvals needed to execute a definitive purchase and sale agreement or complete the transaction, along with the expected timeframe for securing these approvals.
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The Company will confirm the final transaction scope, including all sites, contracts, leases, and assets; The Investor will confirm the final transaction value, terms, and conditions as well as proposed transaction timetable.
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The purchase price is usually payable in United States Dollars (USD), with no deferred or contingent payments, other than cash on completion, will be considered unless previously agreed with the Company.
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The investor is required to submit the detailed integration plan, along with any necessary legal documentation and operational pre-requisites that may be needed for the transaction.
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Item description
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To include the best and final purchase price, the terms conditions for the definitive transaction documents, the final schedule for completion along with details of any additional due diligence materials required,
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The Company strongly prefers to provide initial contract drafts prepared by its legal advisors, with the parties' legal teams and executives negotiating the final form of all contracts within the agreed transaction timetable.
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The Investor may need to make a material non-refundable deposit upon transaction signing if they require satisfaction of conditions precedent to final completion, and the Company agrees to those conditions.
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If the Investor requires conditions precedent to the transaction's completion, and the Company agrees, these conditions will be executed according to a schedule mutually agreed upon in writing by the parties.
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The total purchase value, along with any applicable taxes and withholdings, will be paid by electronic transfer directly into the Company's nominated bank account.
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We operate a simple model with a management fee and a performance fee for opportunities that convert into signed investment agreements