Finance
EMIRATES INVESTMENT provides an innovative and forward thinking approach to finance. Our finance services include:
- Project finance – for long-term financing of infrastructure and industrial projects based upon the projected cash flows of the project
- Acquisition finance – for the purpose of buying another business
- Structural finance – finance to assist with risk management and involving complex legal and corporate entities
- Mezzanine debt, hybrid finance – for assistance with secondary funding based on the specific objectives of the transaction and the existing capital structure in place at the company
Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A)
Achieving a successful merger or acquisition is often a complex and daunting task.
EMIRATES INVESTMENT provides expertise in corporate strategy, corporate finance and management in dealing with buying, selling, dividing and combining a company. This will assist Customers with growth in an existing sector, a new field or new location.
IPOs (Initial Public Offering)
EMIRATES INVESTMENT provides strategic advice and management in the implementation of a company’s IPO. Transforming from a private to a public company involves achieving key strategic and operational goals. EMIRATES INVESTMENT assists with underwriting the IPO, correctly assessing the value of shares (share price), and establishing a public market for the shares.
Debt Advisory Reverse
EMIRATES INVESTMENT understands that raising new debt on favourable terms, or renewing existing facilities, is tough, even for the strongest borrowers
EMIRATES INVESTMENT’ Debt Advisory Reverse services assist with appraising a Customer’s present banking relationships, evaluate alternatives, clearly understand the true cost of capital, and apply an overall capital management strategy to the management of debt.
Based Lending Bridging
EMIRATES INVESTMENT assists Customers with based lending bridging when other traditional forms of lending may not be available or applicable to a company’s needs. .This allows Customers to bridge between the timing of cash flow of payments it receives and expenses it makes. The primary timing issue involves accounts receivables – the delay between selling something to a customer and receiving payment for it.
