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The idea of a corporation partnering with a government agency to build major public infrastructure is no longer new and it can result in excellent outcomes for the partners and end users but there are also some pitfalls to be aware of. By Ranjit Thambyrajah Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) may also be referred to as … Read more
Short-term is short sighted High inflation and rising interest rates may be dominating economic news headlines at the moment but they shouldn’t dominate your thinking when choosing the best way to finance a large-scale project. Inflation and interest rates do both undoubtedly have an impact on both the cost of borrowing and the cost of … Read more
Taking a big picture approach to how you fund a major project can give you greater awareness and control of your finances and lead you to think more creatively and effectively about how you use your resources. There are literally thousands of investors, organisations, funds and financiers willing to fund projects valued at $50 million … Read more
How close are we to doing business in the Metaverse? How much time do you spend in the Metaverse as opposed to the universe? If you are wondering what I am talking about, your answer to my question will surely be “very little”, so let me give you a few more hints on the subject. … Read more
How much do you need to worry about interest rates? If you are old enough you will remember a time when interest rates in Australia were in the high teens. It was not unusual for lenders to be charging 17 per cent for home loans and business loans had equally harrowing rates. Suddenly in 2022 … Read more
An exciting time for infrastructure? Nation building, a return to local manufacturing and infrastructure renewal are all part of the federal election campaign chatter dominating the headlines right now. Announcements have included the perennial building of a high-speed rail network between Sydney and Newcastle by both the incumbent Liberal-National Party and the Opposition Labor Party. … Read more
Visionary projects need more than government grants I read an article recently about a young farmer in NSW who is successfully breeding crickets (yes, insects) from which he makes protein powder for smoothies, protein balls, pasta, corn chips and other trending food products. He currently breeds about 25,000 crickets per cycle, but according to the … Read more
Few finance brokers have the experience, knowledge, passion and capability to help business owners succeed. At Acuity Funding, working with self-employed clients is our specialty.
We have successfully found funding solutions for many property and infrastructure developers, including those working with governments via tender, Public Private Partnerships and other commercial avenues.
Acuity Funding’s relationship with investors, hedge funds and private equity investors through America, Europe and Asia underpins our capability to assist both investors and developers.
Acuity Funding knows not all properties are the same in the eyes of lenders. If you need finance for a nursing home, service station, pub, childcare centre, – you name it – Lenders have a long list of properties they consider “unconventional”.
Around the world, the cost of replacing aging infrastructure, let alone building the roads, railways, schools, hospitals, ports and power plants of the future, is being borne less by government
Acuity Funding is at the forefront of finance solutions for major projects in Australia and throughout the Asia-Pacific and Europe. Managing Director, Ranjit Thambyrajah, has assisted private sector clients
