Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Mr Mathieu Verougstraete
UNESCAP Transport Division
Repay Loan
Loan
Build
Infrastructure
Project
Revenue
Loan
SPV
(Project
Company)
Build
Infrastructure
Revenue from
Project
Government
Implementing Agency
Shareholder
Agreement
Equity Providers
Debt Providers
(e.g. Banks)
End users
Revenues
Government
(availability
payments)
EPC
Contractor
O&M
Contractor
Project
Developers
Construction
companies
Debt Providers
Sources
International
Finance
Institutions
Export Credit
Agencies
Leverage
Tradeoff between risk, cost and bankability
Weighted Average Cost
of Capital (WACC)*
Financing Needs
80%
Debt
Debt
75%
Financing Needs
Return
requested = 15%
20%
Equity
Equity
25%
Interest rate = 5%
Leverage = 3:1
Leverage = 4:1
increases
Average Cost of Capital decreases
Refinancing
Risk and Opportunity
Short-Term Debt
Financing
Year 6
Debt Maturity
Year 1
Financial Close
Refinancing need
Year 30
End of concession
High Risk
Low Risk
Operational
Phase
Conclusion
Key messages
Project finance is complex and involves significant transaction
costs (getting the right advice is fundamental)
High leverage can reduce the project cost but creates additional risk
(be aware of risks)
Public financial support is usually required to attract lenders
(government support is key for PPP success)
In some PPP structures, the private partner is not responsible
for capital investment (alternative models exist)
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