We are particularly suited to complex cross-border opportunities where strategic relationships, capital structure and institutional credibility are as important as the underlying asset.
Our sector focus reflects the areas where infrastructure capital is most active and where the complexity of transactions — regulatory, technical, commercial and financial — demands a disciplined advisory approach.
Conventional and renewable power generation, transmission and distribution infrastructure, energy storage, LNG and gas infrastructure, and energy transition projects. We work with project developers, utilities, independent power producers and energy investors across developed and emerging markets.
Road, rail, aviation and intermodal logistics infrastructure. We advise on greenfield development, brownfield acquisition and the financing of transport assets where long-term concession structures, traffic risk and regulatory frameworks are central to the investment case.
Container terminals, bulk terminals, multipurpose ports and inland logistics hubs. Port transactions typically involve complex stakeholder environments — government counterparties, shipping lines, commodity producers — and require a thorough understanding of both the commercial and political dimensions.
Development-stage and producing mining assets, with particular focus on critical minerals relevant to the energy transition — lithium, cobalt, nickel, copper and rare earths. We advise on project finance, streaming and royalty structures, strategic partnerships and offtake-linked capital.
Downstream processing infrastructure including refineries, smelters, chemical plants and midstream processing facilities. These assets often sit at the intersection of resource extraction and industrial supply chains, requiring capital structures that reflect both commodity exposure and infrastructure characteristics.
Special economic zones, industrial parks, manufacturing facilities and logistics platforms that underpin broader economic development. We advise on the financing and structuring of industrial infrastructure where government, development finance and private capital intersect.
Water treatment, distribution and wastewater infrastructure, as well as broader utility assets including district heating, waste-to-energy and municipal services. These assets typically benefit from long-term contracted revenues and are well-suited to infrastructure debt and equity capital.
A broader category encompassing real assets with strategic importance — data infrastructure, cold chain logistics, agricultural processing and other assets where the combination of physical scarcity, long-term demand and infrastructure-like cash flows attracts institutional capital.
We are experienced in working across multiple jurisdictions, regulatory frameworks and stakeholder environments — including markets where institutional capital requires additional structuring and relationship management.
We are happy to have a confidential preliminary conversation about your project or asset before any formal mandate is agreed.