Banks don’t fund order books. They fund repayment certainty. A full pipeline feels like leverage in the UAE — it isn’t. The balance sheet that can absorb a shock gets the money.
The problem we solve
A contractor with an AED 100M order book can be declined the same week a rival with AED 50M is approved. Banks lend against the quality of your financials and the reliability of your project cash flows — and they quietly price five things: working capital ratio (above 1.2), debt-to-equity (under 2), receivable quality (government-certified beats developer promises), WIP that converts to certified value, and clean WPS compliance. APM presents your business the way a credit committee reads it.
What’s included
- Facility structuring — BG, LC, invoice financing, OD and term loans, sized to your certification cycle.
- Bank-ready financials & CMA — projections and CMA data presented the way credit teams want them.
- Banking relationship management — keeping banks onside, especially during tough times.
- Facility protection & renegotiation — defending and re-cutting your lines when the market turns.
Banks don’t fund order books. They fund repayment certainty. Hand them a self-repaying structure.
How we turn a decline into an approval
- Rebuild it as project finance, not a corporate loan.
- Model repayment to the certification cycle, tied to certified IPCs.
- Ring-fence one project’s cash flows and assign the receivables.
One contractor needed AED 10.5M to mobilise an AED 30M project; four banks said no in five weeks. Rebuilt as a self-repaying package, it was approved in 21 days — the sixth that year.
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