For investors & capital providers
Renewable assets and capital, matched with conviction.
Buy-side origination, sell-side processes and capital raising across Indian solar, wind, hybrid and storage, led by a founder with US$1bn+ in career transactions.*
What we do for capital
Both sides of the table.
Find, screen and prioritise operational, ready-to-build and under-construction assets that fit your mandate.
Prepare and run competitive processes for projects and portfolios, from information memorandum to signing.
Equity, debt and refinancing for developers and platforms, with investor-ready materials and a targeted investor map.
Coordinate commercial, technical, legal and tax diligence, and stress-test valuation and risk allocation.
Who we work with
Built for serious capital.
- InvITs and infrastructure funds expanding renewable portfolios in India
- Family offices and sovereign or strategic investors entering the market
- Developers and IPPs selling assets or raising growth capital
- Lenders and financiers seeking quality renewable credit
FAQs
Common questions.
Do you help investors acquire operational renewable assets in India?
Yes. We originate and screen operational, ready-to-build and under-construction solar, wind and hybrid assets, coordinate due diligence and support negotiation for buyers including InvITs, infrastructure funds, family offices and strategic investors.
Can you help a developer sell a project or raise capital?
Yes. We run sell-side processes for projects and portfolios, and support equity, debt and refinancing raises, from preparing the information memorandum to closing.
What makes Origo's deal flow different?
Our work with landowners, connectivity holders and developers gives us visibility of opportunities early, often before they reach a broad market process. Every mandate is led by a founder with US$1bn+ in career transaction experience across prior roles.
Is Origo a SEBI-registered intermediary?
No. Origo is an independent strategic adviser. Where regulated activities are required, they are undertaken through appropriately licensed intermediaries.
How are investor mandates structured?
Typically a modest retainer plus a success fee on closing, agreed in writing upfront. Confidentiality agreements are signed as standard.