Global Infrastructure Solutions Limited abbreviated GiS is situated in the United Kingdom in the town of Royal Leamington Spa with our emphasis being on assisting emerging mineral economies and developing countries with inward investment capital flow from pension funds, sovereign funds, insurance companies, asset managers, venture capital companies and international banks for various infrastructure projects. We also approach foundations, private organizations and listed companies by direct email marketing and also in person at global infrastructure conferences for infrastructure funding.

We strive to mobilise private capital towards climate-smart and bankable infrastructure project pipelines.

We strive to mobilise private capital towards critical mineral supply chains and their associated infrastructure development.

Our current available projects below are in need of Private Capital:

BIOMASS ENERGY PLANT DEBT FUNDING (The CAPEX requirement is approximately US$180 million. The working capital requirement of approximately US$5 million. The proposed finance structure is 100% debt.)Financial Feasibility, The Project has an unlevered IRR of 12% and a Levered IRR of 7%, Net Present Value is approximately US$271 Million, Payback period is 10 years.

GEOTHERMAL PROJECT FUNDING,10MW POWER PLANT(CAPEX is approximated to be US$76.2 million.)The project is financially viable. Financial Feasibility, The resulting Financial Internal Rate of Return (FIRR) is 12.7%. Assuming a discount rate of 10% for the financial expenses and the benefit, the obtained Levelized Cost of Energy is 10.4 USD cents per kWh, which is very close to the FIT. 

COMMERCIAL CAGE FARMING(Expressions of Interest are invited for promoters who can provide debt capital of US$3.3 million. The project cost is estimated to be US$8,818,154.)The project aims to produce 1,000 tons of farmed fish in the first year, then scale up production to 4,000 tons within 3 years for the domestic, regional and international markets. 

HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER PROJECT(Investment cost for the project is US$702.5 million.)A Bankable feasibility study conducted for the project reveals that the investment cost for the project is US$702.5 million and the specific investment cost is US$2,700 per kW. Financial Feasibility, The project IRR is approximated to be 12.1% and the levelized electricity cost is 3.5 US cents/kWh. Additionally the project’s Net present Value is US$123 million.

CONSTRUCTION OF AN AQUEDUCT FROM DAM TO INTAKE AT TREATMENT WORKS(Funding amounting to US$60 million needed.)The project promoter is looking for debt or equity partner. The project will be undertaken as a turnkey. The financing of the project is required immediately as it is a long-term measure to reduce water treatment costs.

RECONTRUCTION AND REHABILITATION OF A RAILWAY SECTION(Funding amounting to US$400 million needed.)Financial Feasibility, The latest study finds an Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of 6.60% which is above the standard threshold of 3% meaning the project is financially viable.

Infrastructure Funding 

This is a 57 trillion dollar industry over the next 30 years. Infrastructure projects- in power, water transport and communications-are potentially attractive to insurers and pension funds because they fulfil their need for assets with stable and predictable returns to match their long-term liabilities. 
The need for infrastructure investment worldwide is massive, the attractions for this asset class is clear and the appetite of investors for infrastructure assets is growing. 

Global Infrastructure Solutions Limited will strive to source bankable infrastructure projects.

We are playing a role in securing both the strong pipeline of projects to stimulate economic growth and introducing the finance needs to deliver it.

Many developed economies are placing greater emphasis on driving a green-led recovery and world leaders look for opportunities to build sustainable growth in emerging markets. We are looking to grow our market share in this particular emerging market segment.

These bankable infrastructure projects will be matched with financing entities or foundations. The financing entities and foundations will have a constant stream of emerging market infrastructure projects to analyse and fund.

Embracing digital innovation

Infrastructure needs to embrace 21st century digital innovation. That goes for both projects being built today and for existing infrastructure that’s being expanded, retrofitted or repurposed to meet new needs or circumstances.

Did you know?

"Infrastructure investment by the mining and quarrying sector remains the highest contributor to the net stock value of infrastructure. In 2020 , it accounted for nearly a third(29.6%) of the total market sector net stock, followed by the energy sector, that accounted for 24% and water supply infrastructure accounting for 16.2%."

"Developing countries attract only a quarter of global investment. Furthermore, two thirds of investment in developing countries is concentrated in just five countries. This scenario can be changed with more private capital being dispersed into these other neglected developing countries. Private Capital can set up commercially viable frameworks with these countries to get the ball rolling. This is an open canvass for productive dialogue."

World Bank guarantees are powerful catalysts to attract private-sector investments and commercial financing for strong development outcomes that support economic growth and improve public services in developing countries.

Blended finance is a tool for scaling up  infrastructure investments. Achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals will require massive investment in developing countries. Blended finance, which combines concessional public funds with commercial funds, can be a powerful means to direct more commercial finance toward impactful investments that are unable to proceed on strictly commercial terms. 

Global News and Developments below for you perusal:

-Global Infrastructure Solutions had their abstract displayed at the 11th UK Geothermal Symposium in London (11th-13th November 2024)/Geothermal Energy Collaborating with Fish Farms for Climate Adaption in East Africa.

-Global Infrastructure Solutions attended the EDEC Infra Days Annual Conference in London (6th-7th December 2023) where Infrastructure Risk Management was discussed in detail, this included Climate Impact and Risk Data in infraMetrics, Measuring Social Impacts and TCFD Reporting.

-Global Infrastructure Solutions was part of the panel with Growth Markets To The Fore For Infrastructure Investors at the Infrastructure Investor Network Investor Forum at The Carlton Tower Jumeirah, London on the 13/09/2023. GiS made Private Capital aware of the East African Rift as an unexploited growth market about to take off with the potential of in excess of 4000 MW's worth of geothermal power plants being built over next 10 years. The region has the capacity to produce geothermal energy at scale with binary-cycle geothermal power plants in East Africa with more than 20000 MW's of unexploited clean energy available for harvesting. The 10 MW geothermal plant in Malawi was also mentioned as this project needs inbound investment to proceed. 

-Global Infrastructure Solutions is currently doing academic research on utilising hot water from geothermal power plants for sustainable fresh water fish farming in ponds with AI being paramount in this process.

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