Infrastructure Finance
Creative solutions for clients who are actively involved in the construction, operations, and maintenance of infrastructure projects that require $25mm to $1B in capital.
We understand the challenges that are holding back infrastructure plans, even when interest rates are low and long-term finance is ample. More times than not, these projects are not properly structured, creating risks and returns that are not properly aligned. Capstone Partner’s Infrastructure Finance & Advisory Team leverages the expertise of our industry specialists to design customized, economically rational financing solutions to optimize value for a broad spectrum of companies involved in a competitive market.
Areas of Focus
- Education Facilities
- Industrial/Manufacturing Facilities
- Midstream Assets
- P3 Projects
- Renewable Energy Infrastructure
- Telecom Infrastructure
- Transportation & Logistics Assets
- Water & Environmental Infrastructure
- Assets with Long-Dated Cash Flows
- Related Infrastructure Service and Construction Companies
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Frequently Asked Questions
Infrastructure finance is the funding and capital structuring of large, long-lived physical assets such as energy facilities, transportation networks, utilities, and digital infrastructure. These projects typically require significant upfront investment and generate predictable cash flows over decades, which makes them well-suited to specialized debt and equity structures.
The toolkit includes project finance (non-recourse or limited-recourse debt structured around the cash flows of a specific asset), infrastructure debt (long-duration credit instruments held by pension funds, insurers, and dedicated infrastructure lenders), public-private partnerships or P3S (joint structures combining public sector procurement with private sector capital and operating expertise), and dedicated infrastructure equity funds managed by specialized private capital firms.
For middle market companies operating in or adjacent to infrastructure sectors, accessing the right capital sources can be the difference between scaling a project and stalling it. Preqin forecasts global unlisted infrastructure assets under management to reach $2.4 trillion by 2029, reflecting a long-term tailwind from the energy transition and digital build-out. The investor universe is specialized, and the structuring requirements are complex. Working with advisors who understand both the industry and the capital markets matters.