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Investors can raise a substantial portion of the project cost in India through debt and equity instruments.Applications for long term loans can be made to State Financial Corporations when the project is small - generally less than Rs.50 million - or to national level financial institutions, such as IDBI and IFCI, when the project is large. Institutions expect concrete project and market reports, with reasonably firm costs and implementation plans. Other long term financing options include leasing, hire purchase, deferred payment guarantee, etc. Capital markets are increasingly the preferred route for raising finances in India, through equity shares, debentures and hybrids. Investors can freely access the capital market and in most cases freely price the issue. Investors with both small as well as large fund requirements can mobilise funds from the market. Private placement with institutional investors is also possible. Indian companies also have the option of raising funds from international capital markets. Short term finances for working capital requirements are available from commercial banks and through instruments such as fixed deposits, inter-corporate deposits and commercial paper.

Corporate Finance

Corporate Finance is a long-term business strategy, characterised by extensive lead-time before deals are finalised. Locating the time and cost effective sources of finance for your project is our strength. Be it Equipment Finance, Short or Long Term Funds, Trade Finance, Structured Finance or any other product, our team studies the options available, then sources the most beneficial route for our clients. From Capital Structuring to Feasibility Studies to Project Appraisal to sourcing funds, we take care of entire transaction. Our knowledge of the current investment scenario and understanding of specific needs, enable us to deliver cost competitive structural solutions.

Project Loans

We arrange project loans for greenfield as well as expansion projects. The scope of work ranges from negotiations with the lending agencies to obtaining the final loan sanctions.

Rupee Term Loans

We have been a dominant player in Term Loan Syndication for existing as well as new ventures. The term loans are structured in such a way so as to match the cash flows of the company and the debt servicing capacity of the project/company. The Term Loans are syndicated through major Financial Institutions and Banks in India.

Working Capital Bank Limits

Mukesh Bajaj and Associates uses its relationship network with all the banks and Institutions to tie up working capital facilities for our clients. The scope of arranging such limits extends from preparation of the CMA till the final sanction of limits. The limits would be arranged either through the multiple banking route or through the consortium route, depending upon the size of the facility.

Financial Structuring

Mukesh Bajaj and Associates has considerable expertise in Project Finance. We advice our clients right from the project conception stage followed by preparation of the project report with optimal financial structuring.

Private Equity Capital

We are quite active in the placement of Private Equity Capital / Long Term Debt / Preference Share Capital for suitable projects. Promoter funds are raised by placing equity with the private investors for a period of three to five years. The placement is done with or without premium depending on the financial strength of the company. An option for the promoters to buy-back the equity at the end of a predetermined period through the option of right of first refusal can also be structured into the deal.

Foreign Currency Loans

Mukesh Bajaj and Associates arranges foreign currency loans for companies for both import of equipments and rupee expenditure in accordance with the Ministry of Finance and the Reserve Bank of India guidelines. Borrowings under foreign currency route is recommended only for those corporates who have a natural hedge through exports. Furthermore, the route of raising the fund through foreign currency borrowings is recommended by us only after an in-depth analysis of the company vis-a-vis the conditions prevailing in the domestic as well as the international currency markets.