If you are planning on financing or refinancing the construction or operation of a capital intensive facility using project finance, AbdulJaami, PLLC’s Small Business Project Finance practice can help you.

 

In our Small Business Project Finance practice, we focus on advising businesses that have US$1 million to US$100 million in annual revenues to successfully close project finance transactions. Project finance typically refers to a limited recourse or nonrecourse financing structure where project finance lenders base their credit appraisals on the projected revenues of the constructed facility during operation and not the credit of the project sponsor. Project finance structures may also incorporate subordinated debt, credit enhancements and hedge transactions.

 

While advising on project finance transactions ranging from a pharmaceutical cGMP facility to port facilities, AbdulJaami, PLLC’s Small Business Project Finance practice has a strong focus on renewable fuels project finance, particularly sugarcane ethanol production and cogeneration project finance in the Caribbean, Central America and South America.

 

Successful project finance transactions depend on the accurate identification and mitigation of development risk; design, engineering and construction risk; and operating risk, and we understand that your small business project finance transaction is no different from a multi-billion dollar oil & gas project finance transaction. We will help you to efficiently select the most appropriate project ownership structure and successfully overcome hurdles such as structuring financing and documenting design, construction and operation arrangements.

 

Feedstock dependent project finance transactions, such as sugarcane ethanol and cogeneration renewable fuel projects, are heavily dependent on the cost and consistent availability of the core feedstock(s). This may have a significant impact on how you structure your small business project finance transaction. AbdulJaami, PLLC’s Small Business Project Finance practice is experienced in mitigating feedstock risk and arranging structures that potential project finance investors may find appealing.

 

The AbdulJaami, PLLC Small Business Project Finance practice is here to help you efficiently structure and close your project finance transaction.

 

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