Project Finance

GRUPO ANGULO ABIERTO INTERNACIONAL with its network has a long and vast experience in accompanying projects as an advisor in strategic, financial and operational issues. The Group has been involved in many Latin American projects and has executed several recourse and non-recourse financial structures for these projects.

The project finance, arranged by GRUPO ANGULO ABIERTO INTERNACIONAL, has served industries sectors like tourism, infrastructure, agro-industry, transportation, energy, communication and manufacturing. Recently the Group has also been involved in ecological projects in South America that support the conservation of the environment, especially the rainforest.

Sectoral scope of project finance
Risk and return analysis
Risk and return sharing
The different but complementary roles of different parties to project finance
Appreciation of financing structures and techniques
Planning for predictable cash flow
Planning for volatilities and unforeseen contingencies
Continuous monitoring of projects
Construction, operations and finances
Credit protection in project finance
Tailoring security to the particular project

Project finance refers to a type of debt financing in either the private or the capital markets that does not rely for repayment on the general corporate credit of an operating company with a financial history, but instead on dedicated, sometimes contract-based revenues from a single asset or a defined group of assets held by a special-purpose entity.

Project developers resort to this form of financing in order to a.) leverage their equity investment, and b.) keep the resulting liabilities off their balance sheet.

Project finance lenders will generally require that the sponsors commit to contribute a minimum level of equity, and that as many project risks as possible be allocated via contracts for the life of the debt to creditworthy entities who have the experience to manage the risks.