PPP & Infrastructure
Align the project structure with the capital it needs
Infrastructure and PPP transactions require a clear allocation of construction, demand, payment, regulatory and political risk.
What we support
ERAM Invest supports the financial side: bankability analysis, project modelling, capital structure, lender and investor materials, and financing discussions under a defined mandate.
Who remains responsible
The public authority, project sponsor and specialist developers retain responsibility for procurement, concessions, permits, technical development and delivery.
ERAM Invest does not represent itself as the PPP developer or operator.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions
What makes a PPP project bankable?
Bankability rests on clear risk allocation between public and private parties, a revenue or availability-payment structure that survives stress testing, enforceable contracts, robust procurement, and credible sponsors and operators. Appetite is rarely the constraint — preparation usually is.
Infrastructure →Link to this questionDo you advise the public or the private side?
We advise sponsors and, where appropriate, public counterparties on structuring projects that lenders will actually finance. The engagement scope and any conflict considerations are agreed and documented before work begins.
Transactions →Link to this questionHow do IFIs and DFIs participate in regional PPP projects?
Development and international financial institutions frequently provide senior debt, concessional elements and credit guarantees. These sit alongside commercial capital, and we coordinate the full stack — grant, development and commercial components — into a single workable structure.
For Investors →Link to this questionWhat types of infrastructure do you cover?
Transport and logistics corridors, social infrastructure such as healthcare and education facilities, digital infrastructure including data centres and fibre, and municipal utilities including water and waste.
Sector coverage →Link to this questionAt what stage should we involve an adviser?
As early as possible. Decisions taken at feasibility and procurement stage determine whether a project can be financed at all — retrofitting bankability after contracts are signed is far more costly than designing for it from the outset.
Investment Readiness →Link to this questionOther financial solutions
Corporate & Project Finance
Financial assessment, capital planning, lender and investor materials, financing process support and financial-close coordination.
Capital Arrangement
Analysis of debt, equity and hybrid options, potential counterparty mapping, and process support under an agreed mandate.
Mergers & Acquisitions
Buy-side and sell-side strategy, valuation, financial diligence coordination, negotiation support and transaction structuring.