Infrastructure Valuation Specialist
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Overview
Act as an infrastructure valuation specialist, delivering valuations of infrastructure projects, assets, businesses and investments, with a focus on public-private partnerships (PPPs), renewable energy and other infrastructure sectors. Support partners and directors in delivering infrastructure valuations, financial due diligence and transaction advisory engagements.
Requirements
- Minimum 3 years’ relevant experience in infrastructure valuations, project finance or infrastructure transaction advisory, gained at a reputable firm.
- Hands-on valuation experience in PPPs, renewable energy and other infrastructure assets.
- Strong valuation expertise, including discounted cash flow analysis, market benchmarking, discount rates, equity and debt valuations, impairment assessments and sensitivity analysis.
- Advanced Excel financial modelling skills, including integrated project finance models, debt schedules, cash waterfalls, coverage ratios, returns and scenario analysis.
- CA(SA) – Must have been qualified for a minimum of 5 years.
Responsibilities
- Lead valuations of infrastructure projects, project companies, equity interests and debt instruments across development, construction and operational stages.
- Develop and review integrated financial models covering construction and operating costs, lifecycle expenditure, working capital, tax, debt, refinancing and equity distributions.
- Document valuation assumptions, methodologies and conclusions.
- Manage multiple projects, teams and client relationships, including day-to-day delivery and project planning.
- Guide junior team members and review their work.
- Assess PPP and concession structures, including payment mechanisms, risk allocation, indexation, termination provisions and handback obligations.
- Value renewable energy and storage projects, considering power purchase agreements, tariffs, generation forecasts, degradation, curtailment, grid connections and offtaker risks.
- Conduct detailed operational and financial analysis and critically review technical, legal and commercial due diligence findings.
- Prepare clear, defensible valuation reports and presentations explaining methodologies, assumptions, sensitivities, limitations and conclusions to clients, investment committees and auditors.
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