Fund Raising & IPO Listing Support

Capital is available. Being ready for it is the work.

Lenders and investors do not reject businesses; they reject preparation. Our job is to make your business the one in the pile that is actually ready — and to stand behind the numbers when the questions come.

Fund Raising Support

Debt or equity, structured to outlive the money.

Debt Raising

Bankable project reports, CMA data for working capital and term loans, projections lenders can interrogate, and support through sanction: query responses, compliance certificates and the documentation banks require before and after disbursement.

Equity & Investor Readiness

Investor-grade financial models, data-room preparation, historical clean-up of books and related-party positions, and the vendor-side diligence that finds problems before the investor’s team does.

Structuring the Raise

Debt versus equity, holding versus operating company, promoter versus institutional money: the structure of a raise has tax and control consequences that outlive the money. We put the trade-offs in writing before you commit.

IPO Readiness & Listing Support

A steady, partner-level hand through the process.

Readiness Assessment

A candid, fixed-scope review against listing requirements: financial reporting, internal financial controls, group structure, related-party hygiene, secretarial records and governance. You receive a gap list with timelines.

Pre-IPO Groundwork

Restated financial statements, accounting policy alignment, IFC documentation and testing, clean-up of inter-company balances and the audit trail a merchant banker’s diligence team will demand.

SME & Main-Board Listings

For SME-platform aspirants in particular, we act as the steady hand through the process, coordinating with merchant bankers, peer reviewers and legal advisors so promoters can keep running the business.

Frequently Asked Questions

Fund raising & IPO, answered.

Eighteen to twenty-four months before the intended listing is realistic. Restated financials, IFC implementation and governance changes all need at least one full financial year to demonstrate; companies that start six months out almost always slip a year.
No — the merchant banker manages the issue. We are the company-side Chartered Accountants who make sure that what the bankers, auditors and exchanges ask for exists, reconciles and stands up to scrutiny. Companies that arrive prepared pay less, list faster and renegotiate less.
Yes. Rebuilding a stalled proposal — fresh CMA data, honest projections, direct answers to the credit team’s queries — is common work for us, and a proposal that answers questions before they are asked is usually the one that gets sanctioned.

Whether the target is a sanction letter or a listing bell, preparation decides the outcome.

Let’s get you ready.

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