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Debt, Equity & Blended Capital

The Right Capital for the Right Opportunity.

Bespoke debt, equity and blended capital structures designed around the commercial characteristics, risk profile and strategic objectives of each opportunity.

Flexible Capital

Capital Should Fit the Transaction.

Different businesses and projects require different financing structures. A solution appropriate for one opportunity may not be appropriate for another.

Kettiwood Group Finance therefore evaluates each requirement individually, with the ability to consider debt, equity or blended instruments depending on the transaction.

Capital structures are considered in relation to the opportunity's risk profile, sector, jurisdiction and longer-term strategic objectives.

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The capital structure follows the commercial characteristics of the opportunity.
Capital Options

Three Ways to Structure Capital.

Depending on the opportunity, Kettiwood can consider debt, equity or a blended structure combining characteristics of both.

Debt Capital

Structured financing where the commercial and financial profile supports an appropriate repayment framework.

Structured Repayment Capital

Equity Capital

Equity participation may be considered where the structure and strategic characteristics of the opportunity make that form of capital appropriate.

Strategic Capital Participation

Blended Capital

Debt and equity characteristics can be combined where a more tailored financing structure is required.

Flexible Combined Structure
Debt structures considered within the economics of the underlying opportunity.
Debt Capital

Structured Capital With a Defined Repayment Framework.

Debt capital may be appropriate where the transaction, business or project demonstrates a credible commercial basis for repayment.

Kettiwood's private financing model allows debt structures to be considered around the individual risk profile and financing requirement rather than a standardized loan product.

Transaction-specific assessment
Commercial and financial viability
Capital aligned with risk and project profile
Formal terms subject to due diligence and approval
Equity Capital

Capital Aligned With Strategic Participation.

Some opportunities may be better suited to equity-based participation rather than a conventional debt structure.

Where appropriate, Kettiwood can consider equity within the context of the project's commercial characteristics and strategic objectives.

Growth Perspective Equity structures may be considered where long-term value creation is central to the opportunity.
Strategic Alignment Capital is considered in relation to the wider commercial objective.
Detailed Assessment The underlying opportunity remains subject to formal review and due diligence.
Relationship-Led Capital Equity discussions require alignment between the project and capital objectives.
Equity may be considered where participation better reflects the opportunity than conventional debt.
Some transactions require more flexibility than a single form of capital can provide.
Blended Capital

Combining Capital Around Complex Requirements.

Certain transactions may benefit from a structure that combines characteristics of debt and equity.

Kettiwood's private financing model allows blended instruments to be considered where this creates a more appropriate alignment between capital, risk and strategic objectives.

Tailored to individual transaction characteristics
May combine debt and equity characteristics
Designed around risk and commercial requirements
Final structure subject to assessment and agreement
Structuring Considerations

What Determines the Capital Structure?

Kettiwood considers several factors before determining whether debt, equity or blended capital may be appropriate.

Risk Profile The commercial and transaction-specific risks associated with the opportunity.
Sector The industry and operating context in which the opportunity exists.
Jurisdiction Geographic and jurisdictional considerations relevant to the transaction.
Strategic Objective The long-term commercial outcome the capital is intended to support.
Potential Applications

Capital Across Different Commercial Requirements.

The appropriate financing structure depends on the underlying business, project or transaction.

Corporate Growth

Capital structures supporting significant business growth and strategic investment.

Project Finance

Capital aligned with substantial projects and their wider commercial requirements.

Infrastructure

Strategic capital considerations for major infrastructure initiatives.

Strategic Transactions

Bespoke structures for significant commercial transactions requiring tailored capital.

Capital Assessment

Structure Comes After Understanding the Opportunity.

Kettiwood does not begin with the assumption that every requirement should be financed in the same way.

Opportunity Overview Business, project or transaction requiring capital.
Capital Requirement Amount required and the intended use of financing.
Financial Profile Available financial information and commercial economics.
Risk Characteristics Transaction-specific risks relevant to the proposed structure.
Strategic Objective The longer-term purpose behind the capital requirement.
The appropriate capital structure can only be determined after the opportunity is understood.
Why Kettiwood

Capital Without a One-Size-Fits-All Approach.

Kettiwood's private financing model provides flexibility in how serious financing requirements can be evaluated and structured.

Bespoke Capital

Structures tailored to the individual transaction rather than standardized products.

Responsive Process

Streamlined private decision-making supports focused assessment and structuring.

Commercial Discretion

Sensitive transaction information handled through a private financing relationship.

Strategic Alignment

Capital designed around wider long-term objectives rather than internal product mandates.

Engagement Process

From Capital Requirement to Potential Deployment.

Every opportunity progresses through Kettiwood's established assessment, structuring and due-diligence framework.

01

Initial Consultation

Outline the opportunity, sector and financing objective.

02

Feasibility & Structuring

Kettiwood assesses the opportunity and considers an appropriate debt, equity or blended structure.

03

Due Diligence & Agreement

Formal information is reviewed and terms are negotiated and documented.

04

Capital Deployment

Approved capital is deployed according to agreed terms and milestones.

Before You Submit

Help Us Understand Your Capital Requirement.

A clear initial submission helps Kettiwood determine which capital structure may warrant further consideration.

Company or sponsor profile
Business, project or transaction overview
Capital amount required
Intended use of capital
Relevant financial information
Sector and jurisdiction
Proposed transaction timeline
Strategic commercial objective
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References to debt, equity and blended capital are provided for general informational purposes and do not constitute an offer, solicitation, commitment or guarantee of financing or investment. The availability, structure and terms of any transaction remain subject to preliminary assessment, due diligence, negotiation, approval and formal documentation.

Debt, Equity & Blended Capital

Need a Capital Structure Built Around Your Opportunity?

Introduce your business, project or transaction and financing requirement to Kettiwood Group Finance for preliminary consideration.