Project Finance | Project Loans India

Project loan can be arranged for anything as per your business needs, call us for more details with your Project Report. we offer comprehensive project finance services to our clients in Delhi / NCR, India. Our expert and experienced Chartered Accountants with industry experience of over two decades, lead our team in providing tailored solutions for our clients’ specific project financing needs.

Our project finance services include financing of infrastructure, industrial projects, and public services through a non-recourse or limited recourse financial structure. We utilize equity and debt to finance the project, which is paid back from the cash flow generated by that project.

Our project finance model is used primarily to finance natural resource projects or long-term infrastructure, including a variety of energy (e.g. wind, solar and hydro) and infrastructure (e.g. roads, schools, and hospitals) assets. We understand that project finance is generated from a variety of sources, including equity, debt, and government grants. That’s why we provide our clients with a variety of financing options to choose from, which significantly impact the project’s overall cost, ultimate liability, cash flow, and claims to project incomes and assets.

Sources of Project Finance

The sources of project finance can vary depending on the nature of the project and its requirements. However, some common sources of project finance include:

1. Banks and financial institutions: Commercial banks and other financial institutions often provide project finance through loans, syndicated loans, and other financial instruments.
2. Export credit agencies (ECAs): ECAs are government-backed agencies that provide financing and guarantees to support exports from their countries. They can provide project finance in the form of loans, guarantees, and insurance.
3. Multilateral development banks: Multilateral development banks (MDBs) such as the World Bank, Asian Development Bank, and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development provide project finance to support economic development and infrastructure projects in developing countries.
4. Private equity: Private equity investors can provide project finance through equity investments in the project.
5. Capital markets: The project sponsor can raise finance from capital markets through issuing bonds or shares in the project.
6. Government grants and subsidies: Governments may provide grants and subsidies to support projects that are deemed to be of national importance or have strategic significance.