Financial capacity
We assess the debt a business can support without compromising investment, liquidity or resilience.
Capital to invest, grow and transform
We support businesses in defining, preparing and executing financing transactions, aligning their financial position with market requirements.
Discuss a transactionOur perspective
Securing credit is only part of the objective. The aim is a sustainable, competitive debt structure aligned with the business strategy.
The challenge
A debt transaction begins well before lenders are contacted. It requires a rigorous assessment of cash generation, capital needs, available security and the ability to service debt under different scenarios.
Fenix Capital Partners turns that analysis into a credible financing proposal that the market can assess on a consistent basis, strengthening the ability to negotiate amount, tenor, pricing, security and contractual flexibility.
We assess the debt a business can support without compromising investment, liquidity or resilience.
We align tenor, amortisation, security and covenants with the business cycle and transaction objectives.
We organise a disciplined approach to lenders to compare proposals and improve the terms available.
How we can help
Our process
We analyse debt capacity, funding needs and the risk profile.
We develop the financing solution, financial model and supporting documentation.
We approach suitable lenders and support the process through to closing.
Mandate and deliverables
The scope is tailored to the transaction, the stage of the process and the needs of management or shareholders.
Financial assessment and debt capacity analysis
Financial model and sensitivity analysis
Financing memorandum and lender information pack
Identification and approach to banks and debt investors
Offer comparison, negotiation and closing support
When to talk to us
Preparing to decide
Cash generation and debt repayment capacity, financial track record, business risk, shareholder contribution and security. We structure the request to demonstrate the use of funds, repayment capacity and the company's resilience under less favourable scenarios.
Financial statements, a recent trial balance, a debt schedule, an investment plan and cash flow projections. Depending on the transaction, contracts, quotations, security and evidence of available equity may also be relevant. We organise this information into a coherent lender information pack.
Private debt, leasing, asset finance and hybrid instruments may be considered, depending on the objective and business profile. We compare total cost, tenor, security, amortisation and contractual obligations to identify the most suitable combination.