INFRASTRUCTURE CAPITALIZATION (ICS)
ENSURE THE SUCCESS OF YOUR PROJECTS
Overview
Infrastructure is key to overcoming the world's challenges in ensuring sustainable population growth, catalyzing environmental resilience, and facilitating access to resources that reduce poverty and stimulate economic growth.
Cahero Capital designed a process to structure infrastructure projects to promote organic capitalization and ensure success in investing resources to generate prosperity and social and environmental well-being.
By creating an Infrastructure Capitalization Structure, we can generate solutions for the materialization of any project.
The Process
The process to create an Infrastructure Capitalization Structure is structured in five stages, described below.
STAGE ONE
Pre-Agreement Analysis
We assess your current structure, the feasibility of your goals, the industry environment, and global economic trends that could, directly and indirectly, affect your short, medium, and long-term goals.
STAGE TWO
Capitalization Strategy Quote
The document establishes the cost to be paid to Cahero Capital for the Due Diligence and the creation of a customized Capitalization Strategy.
STAGE THREE
Due Diligence
We generate an investigation, audit, and review. To confirm the facts of the current situation of your company.
STAGE FOUR
Executive Project
We create the architectural and engineering documents, to obtain an accurate pre-budget of the capitalization requirements.
STAGE FIVE
Capitalization Strategy Design
We design a customized strategy, establishing the financial instruments that will make your company achieve its capitalization objectives.
STAGE SIX
Strategy Implementation Quote
The document establishes the cost to be paid to Cahero Capital for implementing the capitalization strategy, which involves management, legal and accounting resources.
STAGE SEVEN
Capitalization Promotion
We offer you the service of promoting your capital needs to meet your short, medium and long-term goals, through a finders fee established according to the amount of capital to be allocated.