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AnuradhaSolutions

Financial advisory practice

Bankable project reports that survive the credit committee

Detailed Project Reports, CMA data, term-loan proposals and investor decks built to the standard your lender's credit team actually applies — not a template with your name pasted in.

Typical outcome profile

Promoter equity₹3.1 CrTerm loan₹7.8 CrCapital subsidy₹2.4 CrWorking capital₹0.9 CrTotal project cost₹14.2 CrPromoter contribution 22%

You are probably here because

One of these sounds familiar

  • 01

    Your file has been 'under process' at the branch for five months.

  • 02

    The bank asked for CMA data and nobody has explained what it wants.

  • 03

    Your projections show 40% margins and the credit officer stopped reading there.

  • 04

    You need ₹12 crore and do not know how much of it must be your own money.

  • 05

    A subsidy was available and the application window closed while you were ordering machinery.

Our approach

How we actually do this work

Not a methodology diagram. This is the sequence, in order, with the uncomfortable parts left in.

  1. 01

    Pre-feasibility before paperwork

    Two weeks of hard questions: is the project viable at 70% of your assumed volume? We have stopped 14 projects at this stage. That is a feature.

  2. 02

    Build the model from physical reality

    Capacity, yield, shift pattern, power tariff, freight lane rates, credit days. Every number in the DPR traces to a quotation, a tariff order or a signed LOI, and we keep the source file.

  3. 03

    Structure the means of finance

    Promoter contribution, term loan, subsidy, working capital and lease — sequenced so the subsidy application precedes the machinery order, which is where most claims are lost.

  4. 04

    Sit in the meetings

    We present to the branch, the zonal office and the credit committee, answer the queries in writing, and stay on the file until disbursement. Our fee is not complete at submission.

What you receive

Deliverables, with the week they land

Every item below appears in the engagement letter with a date against it. If a date slips, you hear it from us first.

Pre-feasibility note

Week 2

Go / no-go recommendation with break-even volume, sensitivity to the three variables that matter, and the honest downside case.

Detailed Project Report

Week 5

80–140 pages: promoter profile, market study, technical configuration with machinery specifications and quotations, civil estimate, manpower plan, cost of project, means of finance, 10-year projections, DSCR, IRR, break-even and risk mitigation.

CMA data & term-loan proposal

Week 6

Forms I–VI in your lender's format, ratio analysis, fund-flow statement and the covering proposal note the credit team reads first.

Investor pitch deck & data room

Week 7

For equity routes: a 14–18 slide deck, a one-page teaser, the cap-table scenario model and an indexed data room.

Sanction support

Until sanction

Query responses, site-visit preparation, technical clarifications and follow-through to disbursement.

Measured results

Medians across delivered engagements in this practice, not best cases. Our full methodology is in the about page.

84%

Sanction rate on submitted files

46 proposals, FY 2024–25

₹640 Cr

Project finance arranged

Cumulative since 2016

3.4 months

Median time to sanction

From DPR submission

Engagement models

Indicative fees, published

Final fees depend on scope, travel and project size, and are fixed in the engagement letter before work starts. There are no hourly surprises.

DPR — Standard

Project

₹55,000 – 1.4 lakh

Projects up to ₹5 crore, including PMFME and Mudra routes

  • Pre-feasibility note
  • Detailed Project Report
  • CMA data
  • One lender submission
  • Query support for 90 days
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DPR — Comprehensive

Project

₹2 – 6 lakh

Projects of ₹5–50 crore with multi-lender or consortium funding

  • Everything in Standard
  • Detailed market study
  • Machinery vendor evaluation
  • Subsidy structuring
  • Credit committee presentations
  • Support until disbursement
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Funding Partner

Success fee

0.75 – 1.5% of sanction

Promoters who want fees weighted to the outcome

  • Reduced upfront fee
  • Success fee on disbursement only
  • Lender shortlisting and negotiation
  • Term-sheet review
  • Disclosed in writing before engagement
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Questions

What clients ask before engaging

If your question is not here, ask it on the call. We answer pricing and scope questions directly.

No, and anyone who guarantees it is either lying or planning something you do not want to be part of. What we control is the quality of the file, the honesty of the projections and the quality of our answers to the credit team. On that basis our sanction rate was 84% last financial year; the files that failed mostly failed on promoter credit history, which we now check before starting.

Financial advisory practice

Talk to the partner who runs project funding & dpr

Forty-five minutes, no deck, no junior. You will leave the call knowing whether this is the right work for you and roughly what it costs.