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Capital & Advisory

Asset Procurement

Sourcing and securing hard assets before the open market — with the verification and custody discipline institutional capital requires.

What we do

The units worth having rarely reach a listing. Reaching them earlier means holding dealer and owner relationships directly, and it means being able to move on a letter of intent and an escrow deposit before diligence is finished. What makes that safe is the order of the work: identity, title and liens are confirmed before funds move, never after.

  • Multi-manufacturer dealer access and OEM allocations ahead of the open market
  • Source → letter of intent and escrow deposit → due diligence
  • Due diligence — serial-number validation and lien checks — before funds move
  • Purchase-and-sale agreement and short-window close; assignable contracts throughout
The process

Demand, source, verify, settle

Every acquisition follows the same disciplined path, from a buyer's mandate to a short-window close.

  1. 01

    Demand

    A company seeking power-generation assets engages us with its requirements and issues a letter of intent. The buyer's mandate — capacity, technology, timeline — defines the transaction from day one.

  2. 02

    Source

    Against that mandate, our dealer and broker network identifies specific units, often before they reach the open market.

  3. 03

    Contract the seller

    We issue a letter of intent to the seller, place an escrow deposit on the seller's terms, and commence due diligence.

  4. 04

    Verify

    Serial numbers, lien checks, ownership chain, and functional confirmation — completed before capital is committed.

  5. 05

    Fulfill

    The end-buyer executes a purchase-and-sale agreement and closes within a defined short window, fulfilling the mandate that initiated the transaction.

  6. 06

    Settle

    Buyer funds move into escrow and the deposit is released at close. Each transaction settles on its own terms; there is no pooled facility behind them.

Verification & custody

Due diligence before we transact

  • Title and provenance confirmed by us; condition confirmed by the specialist engaged for the asset.
  • Serial-number capture and functional confirmation.
  • Independent lien checks before any funds move.
  • Escrow deposits and assignable contracts throughout.
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Have a unit to move — or one to secure?

Tell us what you're financing and we'll take it from there.

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