Buyouts
Acquires majority holdings in businesses with a substantial enterprise value and long-term asset appreciation.
Growth Capital
Investments in established businesses with the potential for outstanding value growth and stable returns through entering new territories, building production capacity or making strategic acquisitions. This can be in the form of funding arrangements that comprise of loan finance as well as equity funding.
Private Equity
Seek to acquire influential or controlling shareholdings in quoted and non-quoted companies, to generate private equity returns. This is either by buying a stake from an existing investor or by providing new capital to a company embarking on business expansion, internationalization or diversification.
Restructuring Shareholdings
With the need to pass the business from one generation to the next, enabling the departure of a major shareholder or preparing it for a public listing which necessitates investment funding from an external source.
Releasing Equity
Where owners can unlock the equity they have built up over time by exchanging a portion of shareholding for cash whilst leaving the option of remaining a significant shareholder open.
Infrastructure
Infrastructure and asset-intensive projects with a significant component of revenue and costs that are subject to long-term contracts. These can be in the form of PFI/PPPs, where the potential for capital growth exists. |