Project Finance
Lender-ready DPRs, financial models with DSCR analysis, and syndication support to achieve financial closure for large capital projects.
What We Cover
- Detailed Project Report (DPR) — technical specs, cost estimates, and financial projections
- Techno-economic feasibility study and market demand analysis
- Financial modelling — DSCR, IRR, payback period, and sensitivity analysis
- Means of finance structuring — debt-equity mix and subsidy integration
- Lender syndication — bank consortium arrangement and term sheet negotiation
- DFI liaison — SIDBI, NaBFID, and state industrial finance corporations
- Government subsidy and incentive identification for eligible projects
- Financial closure coordination — condition precedents and disbursement support
Key Deliverables
How We Work
Concept & Feasibility
Assess the technical and financial feasibility of the project. Conduct market analysis, cost estimation, and preliminary return analysis to determine viability.
DPR Preparation
Prepare a comprehensive Detailed Project Report covering technical specifications, implementation schedule, cost of project, means of finance, and financial projections.
Financial Modelling
Build a detailed financial model with revenue projections, operating cost analysis, debt service coverage ratios (DSCR), IRR, and sensitivity analysis.
Lender Syndication
Identify and approach suitable lenders (banks, DFIs, NBFCs). Prepare and present the project proposal and coordinate the syndication process.
Financial Closure
Negotiate loan terms, coordinate due diligence by lenders, complete condition precedents, and achieve financial closure for project implementation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Detailed Project Report (DPR)?
A DPR is a comprehensive document that presents the complete technical and financial case for a project. It includes a project overview, promoter background, technical feasibility, market analysis, cost of project and means of finance, implementation schedule, and projected financial statements. It is the primary document lenders use to appraise project finance requests.
What is DSCR and why do lenders focus on it?
Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) measures a project's ability to service its debt from operating cash flows. It is calculated as Net Cash Accrual divided by Total Debt Service (principal + interest). Lenders typically require a minimum average DSCR of 1.25x to 1.50x over the loan tenure. A higher DSCR indicates lower credit risk and can result in better loan terms.
Can you help with government subsidies for new projects?
Yes. We identify and advise on central and state government incentives available for your project including capital subsidies, interest subvention schemes, power tariff concessions, and land allotment benefits. For Gujarat-based projects, we are well-versed with the Gujarat Industrial Policy and MSME schemes available through iNDEXTb and the Industries Commissioner's office.
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