Project finance entities
- business companies, towns, municipalities, regions, state
- investment intention submission
- costs and their structure, return on a project, collateral methods
- project creditworthiness
- investment structure
- financial structure
- own funds
- project and entity creditworthiness
- collateral
Energy
- traditional energy resources
- small hydro power stations
- wind parks
- other renewable resources
- Heating system
- Cogeneration units
- Renewable resources (biomass)
- Drinking water grids
- Sewerage
- Waste water treatment plants
- roads and highways
- bridges
- airports
- railway and transport infrastructure
- tunnels
- school and dormitories,
- hospitals, old people houses
- lighting
- public transport infrastructure
- housing
- block of flats
- houses
- mortgages
- financing in construction phase already
- multifunctional projects
- logistics centres
- administrative premises
- real estate purchase (acquisition finance)
- acquisition of liquid funds by sale of own real estate to lease company
- utilisation of real estate during a lease period
- after a lese contract termination, real estate is transferred to entity ownership again
- waste management
- solid municipal waste landfills
- depends on a respective project (maximum 20 years)
- real estate, movable assets, business stake put into pledge
- financial guarantee, promissory note, bank guarantee, indemnification clause, combination of the mentioned methods
- borrowers turnover through accounts with our bank
Project finance is based on a project and a customer assessment. Return on provided funds is projected according to a net present value of a particular project. Subsequently a credit is provided. A financial structure is tailored to a project implementation. Financial methods depend on customer requirements and bank possibilities to optimise costs.
