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Plant capacity is one of the most important assumptions in industrial project finance. This guide explains how banks and NBFCs can validate nameplate, installed, demonstrated and sustainable capacity by reviewing bottlenecks, cycle times, utilities, yield, operating hours, wastewater infrastructure and actual production data.

DPR, TEV and technical due diligence may review similar project information, but they serve very different purposes. This guide explains how a DPR presents a project, how a TEV study tests its technical and economic assumptions, and how technical due diligence identifies risks, liabilities and hidden constraints for banks, NBFCs and investors.

What is a TEV report, and why do banks require it before financing industrial projects? This guide explains how lenders use techno-economic viability studies to review technology, plant capacity, CAPEX, OPEX, utilities, implementation risks, environmental compliance and the assumptions behind a project finance proposal.