Project Bankability Review Services | Financely
Identify the gaps preventing project finance approval. Financely reviews contracts, permits, equity and repayment before you approach lenders.
Find the gaps that stop lenders reviewing your project
You have a project, a development budget and a financing target. Before paying for another round of introductions, establish which parts of the transaction a lender can underwrite and which still need work.
For infrastructure, energy and industrial sponsors with a defined asset and enough documentation to assess development status, costs and prospective revenues.
What you receive
A documented bankability assessment
Review site control, permits, revenue contracts, construction terms, sponsor support and the equity plan. Identify missing evidence and assumptions that weaken the financing case.
A prioritized action plan
Receive a gap register showing the issue, its financing impact, the party responsible and the evidence needed to resolve it. Separate immediate blockers from items that can progress during diligence.
The review establishes a practical starting point for our project finance services and tests your documentation against core bankability requirements.
What to send us
Project summary, development budget, financial model, permit register, site and grid documents, draft contracts and sponsor equity plan.
Can you review a project that is still in development?
Yes. The assessment identifies what is ready and what must change before a financing approach. It does not represent lender approval or a commitment to finance development costs.
Request a scoped proposal
Tell us the project location, development stage, capital requirement and the main obstacle raised by lenders. We will scope the review around the decisions you need to make.
Your proposal sets out the deliverables, fees and next steps. Work starts after the engagement is signed and the retainer is paid.
Request a bankability reviewFinancely provides paid advisory and arranging services. Financing is provided by third-party institutions, subject to their independent review and approval. Funding and completion dates are not guaranteed.