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Egan Archer joins as Chief Technical Officer
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Aleltho have a flexible approach to investment which focuses upon the quality of revenues from and certainty of costs in any given investment. We aim to invest in assets and asset intensive businesses that have proven their initial concept, whether this be in a fully operational facility or a demonstration facility which has proven (and thus substantially mitigated risk in) the technical proposition.

We evaluate opportunities thoroughly, applying established infrastructure sector principles to the structuring of our investments. We favour opportunities where we can partner with providers or developers over a series of projects rather than one-off opportunities. We are a provider of expansion capital to such partners and seek long term relationships where we can deploy our expertise in an efficient manner.

We will build a diversified investment portfolio and thus operate to a series of concentration guidelines which help ensure our risk exposures are sufficiently diverse. These criteria include the size of investment, exposure to certain technologies and reliance on individual credit counterparties.

We focus on small-to-medium sized investment propositions in our targeted renewable energy sectors. We have a minimum deal size for investments in assets of c.£5mn and a maximum of c.£50mn. These limits have some flexibility, especially when considering an investment as part of a pipeline of opportunity. With regard to investments in asset intensive renewable energy businesses our minimum deal size reduces to £1mn and our maximum to £10mn, again with some flexibility.

Solution-orientated capital

Aleltho Energy are focussed upon investing solution-orientated capital into renewable energy assets and businesses. We have the flexibility to invest:

• private equity into our strategic partners' businesses and technologies (venture capital)
• equity, mezzanine and senior debt into renewable energy projects and assets (asset finance)
• equity and structured mezzanine and senior debt into acquiring existing assets or businesses (acquisition finance)