Funding solutions

Robertson brings the capacity, expertise and funding to develop, promote and deliver projects across your asset portfolio, helping you create places that make people’s lives better.

To fund your project, we can help to:

• sell surplus assets, with or without ‘promotion’ activities, to realise capital receipts, for further future investment;
• redevelop existing assets;
• develop or acquire new assets;
• harness activities above to drive local spend and job creation, including apprenticeships, local contractors and local suppliers.

Robertson Property

Established over 40 years ago, the business has a prime commercial portfolio throughout Scotland and North East England and has delivered a number of property development deals. The team excels in finding the funding solutions to assemble development deals that are attractive to both building occupiers and investors.

We offer:

• forward funding as a means of funding development and selling on an investment;
• equity funding, using our internal resources to bring forward projects;
• debt funding and mezzanine funding for projects;
• forward commitment investment sale; and
• turnkey services, procuring complete new facilities on behalf of owner occupiers, from start to finish.

Robertson Capital Projects

A project management and investment company that provides high-quality, community-based infrastructure through long-term partnerships with public sector clients. Our leadership role in the hub East Central Scotland territory will see the delivery of pipeline projects over the next 20 years.

We have experience of:

• the direct provision of £65m equity and subordinated debt funding;
• raising more than £1.3B in senior bank debt funding including funding clubs;
• working with rating agencies to secure an investment grade rating for a £100m fully underwritten, private placement bond; and
• sourcing debt funding from the European Investment Bank.
• arranging equity bridge funding and revolving debt facilities; and
• inclusion of residual site valuations and capital injections to reduce borrowing requirements.