HAVELET FINANCE LIMITED

  Maritime and Seaports Project Finance: Lending and Loans. Havelet Finance Limited  are specialist in the business of project finance services for Maritime and seaports and long-term loans for the modernization of ports infrastructure. Commercial Maritime and ports  around the world are currently seeking new financing opportunities, using advanced technology and financial models to improve their efficiency and competitiveness. Private companies and governments must work together to develop maritime trade in a globalized world. In recent years, the concept of financing a seaport has undergone profound changes, driven by the growing costs of building, maintaining ports and terminals against the backdrop of rapid progress and growing competition. Shipping companies are no longer able to include multimillion-dollar infrastructure spending in their financial plans, so the industry needs fresh solutions. The public sector plays an important role in the construction, expansion and modernizat

  Project Finance   and   Corporate Finance   (also referred to as Balance Sheet Financing) are two financing models to fulfill the basic objective of meeting the requirement of fund of a business entity, where both rely on debt and equity as a source of funds. The thin line that separates them, are (i) the purpose behind availing these types of finances and (ii) the security offered. Overall financials of a company are managed through   corporate finance , which begins with financial modeling, raising capital, and optimizing fund usage. On the contrary,   project finance   comes into the picture when a specific project needs funding and the project’s assets and the project cashflows are offered as primary security apart from some additional collaterals. Despite the differences,   corporate finance   has often crept into the territory of   Project Finance   and has proven itself useful to finance certain projects. Theoretically, Corporate finance and Project Finance have very different

3 Financing Methods for Infrastructure Projects Good numbers of financing methods that are available for infrastructure projects, and for public-private partnership (PPP) projects in particular 1#Government Funding The Government may choose to fund some or all of the capital investment in a project and look to the private sector to bring in expertise and efficiency. This is generally the case in a so-called  Design-Build-Operate  project where the operator is paid a lump sum for completed stages of construction and will then receive an operating fee to cover operation and maintenance of the project. Another example would be where the Government chooses to source out the civil works for the project through traditional procurement and then brings in a private operator to operate and maintain the facilities or provide the service. Even where Governments prefer that financing is raised by the private sector, increasingly Governments are recognizing that there are some aspects of the projec