Purpose: |
Valvestock Capital Limited Infrastructure Funding is to facilitate the commencement and completion of Infrastructure and related assets, stimulate economy, create employment and combat poverty. |
Target Assets: |
Valvestock Capital Limited Infrastructure Funding is suitable for all types of Infrastructure Projects in either Greenfield (Pre Operations Stage) or Brownfield (Operations Stage) including but not limited to Sea Ports, Airports, Railway, Bridges, Roads and Highways, Water and Sanitation Utilities, Energy, Communications, Hospitals, Schools and Social Infrastructure etc. Other projects or activities that impact positively on the relevant country's basic infrastructure including the manufacturing of components used in infrastructure (such as cement and steel) and infrastructure associated with mining and agribusiness. |
Amount: |
Minimum of USD 1B (United States Dollars One Billion) and upwards. Smaller projects can be considered on a case by case basis. |
LVR: |
Up to 100% of financing required. |
Term: |
Up to 15 years for the design, build and finance component and up to 30 years for the ongoing operation component. |
Operation: |
Projects can be either BOOT (Build, Own, Operate, Transfer) BOO (Build Own Operate), BOT (Build Own Transfer), BTO (Build, Transfer, Own), BT(Build Transfer), BLT (Build, Lease, Transfer), BRT (Build, Rent, Transfer) or PPP (Public Private Partnership). |
Locations: |
All countries can be considered. Countries currently engaged in war or politically unstable environments will not be suitable. All projects must adhere to local and international environmental, health, safety and social standards as required. |
Suitable for: |
Public & Private Infrastructure Operators, National & Local Governments, NGOs and Financial Institutions. |
Funding Options: |
Equity, Senior Debt, Subordinated Debt, Bridging or Mezzanine Financing
Resource Guarantee – The option is available to fund projects against a Resource Guarantee such as an Oil Guarantee or any other significant and valuable minerals or resources that the country has may also be considered. |
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