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Debt structuring, targeted lender outreach and negotiation support through closing.
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Lender-Ready Credit Execution
Project lenders underwrite files, not pitch decks. Lender-ready renewable credit execution has two parts:
Financely does both as borrower-retained work. The goal is signed terms on a file lenders can actually credit-committee. Financely does not guarantee funding and does not sell lender introductions as a standalone product.
Related reading on solar and storage framing lives on advanced financing strategies for utility-scale solar and BESS financial modelling for project finance.
This page is for developer and IPP sponsors (not EPC contractors) with solar, wind, storage or hybrid projects approaching financial close. Typical readiness signals:
If the project is still a concept slide with no site, no revenue logic and no sponsor capital plan, the right first step is usually more project work, not a lender process.
Financely's renewable packaging centers on defined outputs. Scope lists what the retainer buys.
The credit memo presents the transaction the way a credit committee reads it: borrower and sponsor, project overview, sources and uses, structure, security, key risks and mitigants, and the ask. The investment memorandum expands the commercial narrative for distribution without turning into marketing fluff. For a deeper look at memo standards, see lender-ready credit memo.
Project debt lives or dies on coverage. The model covers construction and operations, debt draw and repayment, and coverage metrics lenders expect, including DSCR and LLCR. Assumptions sit transparent so a desk can stress them. Financely does not invent bankability; the model reflects the project's actual contracts, costs and revenue case.
A risk matrix maps construction, offtake, resource, counterparty, political and completion risks to mitigants. The data room organizes permits, contracts, technical reports, financials and corporate documents so diligence does not stall on file hunting. The KYC/AML pack prepares sponsor and borrower identity materials lenders request before deep engagement. Infrastructure guarantee context sits on bank guarantee for infrastructure project financing.
Before any fixed written fee, Financely issues a written Go/No-Go. The review answers a practical question: does this project have enough substance for a serious credit file and lender process right now?
A Go means the file can proceed with a clear scope. A No-Go names the gaps (for example missing offtake logic, incomplete permits path, or an equity story that cannot support the ask) so the sponsor knows what to fix first. That written gate protects both sides from paying for packaging that cannot clear a desk.
Once the file is ready, Financely runs a competitive lender process on behalf of the borrower. Distribution is lender-agnostic: the shortlist follows fit for technology, ticket size, geography and structure, not a preferred-introducer list. The borrower retains Financely; lenders do not pay for the introduction. Process steps typically include:
Signed terms are the process target. Credit decisions stay with lenders.
Financely is retained by the borrower for a fixed written fee. Work starts after the written Go/No-Go and a signed scope. Financely is not an introducer paid by lenders. That alignment keeps the incentive on file quality and competitive process, not on pushing a single desk. Prefer fixed written fee language in all outreach; if a success fee applies in a given mandate, it is written before you commit.
Equipment-heavy scopes may also need equipment capex debt arrangement alongside project debt.
No. Financely builds the credit file and runs a competitive lender process aimed at signed terms. Funding decisions belong to lenders after their own credit process.
Typically a credit memo, financial model with DSCR and LLCR, risk matrix, investment memorandum, structured data room and KYC/AML pack, sized to the project's stage and structure.
After a written Go/No-Go and a signed scope that states the fixed written fee and deliverables. No retainer before that gate.
No. Financely is borrower-retained and lender-agnostic. Distribution serves the sponsor's competitive process, not a lender commission.
A written No-Go lists the gaps. The sponsor can return once permits, revenue logic, equity plan or other blockers move far enough for a credible file.
Yes. Financely operates as a UK entity for this advisory work.
Reply with your project type (solar, wind, storage or hybrid), target debt size, location, offtake or revenue status, and current equity plan. Financely responds with a Go/No-Go path and a fixed written fee scope when the file fits.
Reply with the amount, segment and target timeline. Financely responds with a written Go/No-Go and a fixed written fee scope when the file fits.
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