Mega Financing
Join the Mega Financing Program (Large Project financing)
In order to join, make sure you have a project in one of the categories listed below or similar which is in need of funding of 3M – $10B.
You need to fill the form accurately.
You can attach further documents as well (business plan, financial documents and other certificates).
We will neglect any form that is not well filled.
We don’t sign NDA’s for evaluation. Please send info that you are comfortable disclosing. Once we finish evaluation we would like to proceed further then we can sign an NDA.
Please fill in the Google form. Once you fill the form, the team will evaluate your company info and be in contact with you via emails and on Whatsapp to proceed asap.
Do you have a large project and you need financing?
Raising Without Skyson Capital
Building your database is difficult
No prior knowledge about how to find the right investor
Not much knowledge about earlier investment
Cold introduction to investors and low response rate
Investors who are answering are not interested enough
No good partner in negotiations and closing deals
Raising with Skyson Capital
Continuously updated database of investors and VCs.
Skyson Capital does the search/matching
Warm introduction. The message is well received/heard
Focus on your startup and leave the work to us
A package of full funding support and services
A dedicated team to follow up with investors

Who will use Mega Financing Program (Large Project Financing)
Mega Capital program is geared toward companies, individuals, governmental or non-governmental organizations that are looking for Large Project financing. The funding ranges from $3M up to $10B.
Steps of the Mega Finance/Large Project Financing
The main steps involved in a Large Project financing program can vary depending on the specific project and circumstances. However, here is a general outline of the typical steps involved:

Project Identification:
The first step is to identify and define the project in detail, including its objectives, scope, and estimated costs.

Feasibility Study:
A comprehensive feasibility study is conducted to evaluate the technical, financial, economic, and legal viability of the project. This study helps in assessing potential risks, returns, and market dynamics.

Project Planning:
Detailed project planning is carried out, including defining the project timeline, identifying key milestones, and developing a project management framework.

Financial Analysis:
A thorough financial analysis is conducted, considering the project’s estimated costs, potential revenues, cash flow projections, and return on investment. This step helps in determining the financial viability of the project and estimating the amount of financing required.

Financing Options:
Various financing options are explored, such as bank loans, public-private partnerships, equity investments, government grants, or bonds. The most suitable financing options are selected based on factors like cost, terms, risk-sharing, and availability.

Due Diligence:
Extensive due diligence is performed to assess the project’s legal, technical, environmental, and financial aspects. This step is crucial for project evaluation and risk assessment by potential lenders or investors.

Structuring the Financing:
The financing structure is developed, including determining the capital structure, debt-equity ratio, interest rates, maturity periods, and collateral requirements. Negotiations with lenders or investors are initiated to finalize the financial terms.

Funding Arrangements:
The necessary funding arrangements are made by securing commitments from lenders or investors. Financing agreements, loan documents, or investment contracts are prepared and executed.

Implementation and Execution:
The project implementation begins, with key activities like procurement, construction, hiring personnel, and managing resources. Regular monitoring and reporting mechanisms are established to track project progress and ensure adherence to the defined timeline and budget.

Risk Management:
Appropriate risk management strategies are implemented to mitigate potential risks and challenges that may arise during the project’s execution. This includes regular risk assessment, contingency planning, insurance coverage, and compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.

Repayment and Exit Strategy:
A repayment plan is established to meet the debt service obligations or return expectations of lenders or investors. Additionally, an exit strategy is developed to potentially sell the project or reallocate the ownership stakes once the project achieves its objectives.
It is essential to note that these steps may vary and overlap depending on the unique nature of each project and the involved stakeholders. Consulting experts in project financing and seeking professional advice is crucial for a successful and well-managed Large Project financing program.
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