Corporate Finance

Corporate Finance advisory helps businesses make sound financial decisions around capital structure, funding, valuation, and growth. It is relevant for companies seeking to optimise their balance sheet, raise debt or equity, restructure existing liabilities, prepare for a sale or acquisition, or make strategic investments.

Financial restructuring involves reorganising a company's debt, equity, or operations to improve financial health and sustainability. INDUSS assists by analysing the current capital structure, negotiating with lenders and creditors, identifying refinancing opportunities, and designing a restructured balance sheet that supports future growth.

Working capital optimisation improves a company's short-term liquidity by managing receivables, payables, and inventory more efficiently. INDUSS analyses working capital cycles, identifies inefficiencies, and recommends financing solutions — such as invoice discounting, supply chain finance, or credit facilities — to free up operational cash flow.

Yes. INDUSS provides independent business valuations for purposes including fundraising, M&A transactions, shareholder agreements, ESOP schemes, regulatory filings, and financial reporting. We use appropriate methodologies including DCF, comparable company analysis, and precedent transaction analysis.

Yes. INDUSS has a dedicated infrastructure practice headed by Sandeep Chaturvedi. We advise on project finance structures for capital-intensive projects — including debt syndication, equity raising, PPP arrangements, and lender negotiations — across infrastructure, energy, real estate, and manufacturing sectors.

Investment Banking typically refers to capital markets activities — raising equity/debt capital, M&A, and deal execution. Corporate Finance is broader and covers ongoing financial strategy, financial analysis, capital structure decisions, and working capital management. INDUSS offers both, often in an integrated manner depending on the client's needs.