Project Finance Consultancy

Back in the 18^th and 19^th centuries, Europe underwent a massive modernization of the road network, using tolls as the main source of repayment of borrowed funds for banks. The development of transport infrastructure, electricity and communications in the 19^th century required active participation of private capital, laying the foundation for project finance in Europe. The age-old desire of business to go beyond the possible in search of new sources of income leads to the creation of, example was the construction of the suez canal, which was made possible by the use of new financial instruments. Nowadays, the funding of international projects has received effective tools to implement grandiose investment ideas.

The use of Project Finance has helped to maintain growth in Africa, Asia and Latin America. This confirms that international project finance is most effective for developing countries with weak business infrastructure and high external capital requirements. Interestingly, a significant proportion of African investment today is directed to high-risk third world countries. Analysts believe that international project finance is more about large investments made outside the country by sponsors or investors. Project Finance has successfully been used to refinance already completed projects, including in the energy sector, heavy industry, transport, oil and gas sector and mining. The industries are characterised by high project implementation costs, long construction times and the need to attract numerous suppliers and qualified contractors, often from several countries. Our financial team is ready to assist you in the implementation of large investment projects anywhere in East Africa