Structure. Place. Run.

A solar portfolio, a battery energy storage system (BESS) and a data center each have different economics. They also bring different financing questions. The structure has to fit the project, the capital available and the obligations the team will take on.

Start with what you have.

The first discussion is about fit and readiness: the project’s stage, how much capital it needs, the proposed use of funds and the information available to support it. We review the materials you already have and discuss what is missing before agreeing on scope.

The next decision is whether to work together and on what terms. A project may need more preparation before a financing process can begin. See how we approach a capital raise. For governments, utilities and other public-sector organizations, start with Public Sector Partners.

Structure the financing.

Start with the asset: what it costs, how it earns revenue and what risks the financing needs to account for. We work through feasibility before taking on a mandate, then help put together the appropriate mix of project debt, tax equity and equity.

That work connects the financial model, entity structure, proposed terms and supporting materials. The structure has to work for the project and the people providing the capital.

Place the capital.

Our capital markets team works with sponsors on placement, diligence, negotiation and closing. Senior bankers stay involved throughout the process, giving the project team someone accountable for moving the agreed financing work forward.

Plural handles the analysis, materials and coordination set out in the engagement. Your team confirms project facts and assumptions, resolves questions that require its expertise and makes decisions on approvals and financing terms.

Software keeps information organized, tracks requests and gives the people involved a clearer view of what needs to happen next.

Run the financing after close.

Closing brings another set of responsibilities: maintain ownership and investor records, administer facilities and capital draws, track covenants and approvals, and prepare reporting and distributions.

Plural AssetOS brings those financial operations into the same system. The team administering the financing can keep working with the terms, records and documents established during the raise.

One firm, clear responsibilities.

Plural brings capital markets experience and software development together. Securities services are provided through Plural Brokerage LLC, member FINRA/SIPC. Plural Transfer Services provides transfer agent services. AssetOS provides the software for ongoing administration.

For security documentation and data practices, visit Security & Trust. You can also meet the team behind Plural.