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Professional Services for Construction and Infrastructure

Financial, legal and strategic vision in projects where anticipating risks is as important as implementing accurately.

The development of infrastructure and large construction projects combines high investments, long lead times and a complex network of contractual and financial relationships. The award and execution of projects, their financing, cost deviations, contractual conflicts or corporate operations can have a direct impact on the profitability and risk assumed.

Afianza works together with builders, concessionaires, engineers, investors and operators to address these decisions with a holistic perspective. Our teams provide financial, legal, fiscal and strategic capabilities in the development and execution of projects as well as in investment, financing and business transformation operations.

Experience throughout the value chain

Our main services for the construction sector

Financial due diligence

Investment in companies, concessions and infrastructure projects requires an analysis of their economic situation and the factors that may affect their future profitability. Afianza develops financial due diligence processes to provide a detailed view of financial information and identify relevant aspects prior to an investment or transaction.

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M&A

The acquisition or sale of companies, concessions and infrastructure assets requires understanding both the business and the economic particularities of the projects that support it. Afianza accompanies M&A processes from analysis and valuation to structuring, negotiation and execution of the transaction.

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Litigation and arbitration

Cost and time deviations, project modifications, contractual breaches or performance discrepancies may result in highly complex disputes. Afianza provides legal support in litigation and arbitration procedures related to construction projects and infrastructure.

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Valuation

Valuing a company, concession or infrastructure asset requires considering its capacity to generate cash, horizon, necessary investments, financial structure and specific risks. Afianza develops valuation analysis adapted to each asset and context.

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Tax law

Construction projects and infrastructure may have significant tax implications arising from their structure, financing or geographical scope. Afianza advises companies and investors both in its activity and in corporate transactions and reorganisations.

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Restructuring

Budgetary deviations, delays, changes in financing conditions or difficulties in certain projects can compromise the liquidity and profitability of a company. Afianza accompanies restructuring processes by evaluating alternatives aimed at preserving value and strengthening the future viability of the business.

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A multidisciplinary team connecting project and business

More than 1,200 experts allow Afianza to address the challenges of the sector from complementary disciplines. We work together with management teams, promoters and investors to understand not only the reality of each project, but also its implications on financing, profitability, risk and the evolution of the company as a whole.

Frequently asked questions about the sector

In addition to the economic and financial forecasts, it is necessary to understand the contractual structure of the project, the investment and financing needs, the construction and operation risks, the applicable legal framework and the different scenarios that may affect future cash generation.

Its impact may extend beyond the direct increase in costs. A delay or a relevant deviation may affect financing, liquidity, contractual commitments, expected profitability and even generate disputes between the parties. Analyzing together its economic, financial and legal consequences allows better dimensioning the problem and valuing the available alternatives.

The valuation depends on the characteristics of the asset and its operating model; among other elements, revenue and cost forecasts, future investments, the duration of the concession or associated contracts, the financial structure and the risks of the project may be decisive; these factors should be analysed jointly and under scenarios consistent with the purpose of the valuation.