Power & Infrastructure Finance

 

Infrastructure

Australia's Economic & Social Infrastructure markets have grown rapidly in recent years. State and Federal governments have been enthusiastic adopters.
We advise you, as bidders, or lend on projects which include:
  • health
  • education
  • public sector accommodation
  • justice /custodial
  • transmission (power or telecoms)
  • affordable housing
 

Power

The provision of ample, low-cost power is a critical requirement for a successful economy.
Investec draws on leading-edge expertise and experience across a broad range of power activities as varied as project finance, construction, working capital and late-stage development finance to provide a comprehensive service comprising: 
  • Provision and procurement of project finance debt
  • Project advisory services
  • Procurement and provision of project equity finance
  • Ancillary services (bonding, working capital, FX and interest rate derivative lines)

Investec advises clients and arranges finance on all forms of infrastructure projects, spanning traditional availability-based economic and social projects, through to power projects with complex revenue streams.

Power finance

Power Finance

Financing conventional and renewable
energy projects
We are leading advisors, arrangers and providers of finance and ancillary services for renewable energy projects, being active in project finance, development finance, equity investment and acquisition financing. We are able to consider projects with unique risk profiles that other lenders may not. We can move quickly and with a high degree of confidence, and can consider investments at any point along the capital chain.

Investec's Power & Infrastructure Finance team also has extensive experience in the conventional power sector — our finance teams work closely with industry specialists to deliver outcomes that lead to long-lasting relationships with our clients.

 
PFI/PPP

PFI/PPP

Sharing the risk as arrangers, underwriters, developers and sponsors
PFI and PPP finance are seen as effective ways to upgrade infrastructure without unacceptable up-front costs. Investec works alongside sponsors, often sharing the bid risk.

We advise investors on the purchase, sale or refinancing of portfolios of infrastructure assets. We also work selectively as developers and sponsors of projects.
PFI/PPP
 

For more information on The Bowden B Development please contact Nils Miller at [email protected]
or on +61 2 9293 6254.

 

Let our experts assist you

  • Jeff Law

    Jeff Law

    Head of Power & Infrastructure Finance

    Jeff has worked for Investec for 13 years across both the London and Sydney offices. His focus has been primarily on large-scale infrastructure projects, and the renewable energy space.

  • Peter Mansfield

    Peter Mansfield

    Power & Infrastructure Finance

    Peter has over 15 years experience in project finance and advisory work particularly in the infrastructure and renewables sectors.

Let our experts assist you

Jeff Law
Peter Mansfield

Jeff Law

Head of Power & Infrastructure Finance

Jeff has worked for Investec for 13 years across both the London and Sydney offices. His focus has been primarily on large-scale infrastructure projects, and the renewable energy space.

Peter Mansfield

Power & Infrastructure Finance

Peter has over 15 years experience in project finance and advisory work particularly in the infrastructure and renewables sectors.

Power & Infrastructure Finance

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Disclaimer
Investec operates through a dual branch and non-branch structure in Australia. Its go-forward lending activities are conducted through Investec Bank plc, Australia Branch (ARBN  629 184 710) (the Branch), and its other activities (corporate advisory, equity investments, financial markets and funds management) are conducted through Investec Australia Limited (ABN 77 140 381 184 , AFSL No. 342737) (IAL) and its other related entities (together the IAL Entities).  Investec Bank plc (IBP) is authorised in the United Kingdom by the Prudential Regulation Authority of the UK (PRA) and is regulated by the PRA and the Financial Conduct Authority of the UK (FCA). The Branch is authorised and regulated in Australia by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority. IBP is exempt from the requirement to hold an Australian financial services licence under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) in respect of the financial services that IBP provides to wholesale clients in Australia.  IBP accordingly does not hold an Australian financial services licence.  IBP is authorised by the PRA and regulated by the FCA and PRA under UK laws, which differ from Australian laws. The Branch does not currently take deposits in Australia under the Banking Act 1959 (Cth). The IAL Entities (excluding the Branch) are not authorised deposit-taking institutions for the purposes of the Banking Act 1959 (Cth), and their obligations do not represent deposits or other liabilities of IBP, including the Branch. IBP (including the Branch) does not guarantee or otherwise provide any assurance in respect of the obligations of the IAL Entities.