Deal Structuring

At RBridge Group, we specialize in creating structured financial solutions that leverage the unique specialties and needs of producers, processors, financiers, traders, and investors in the commodity sector. Our commodity structuring involves designing comprehensive financial products and strategies that integrate both the physical and financial aspects of commodity transactions, optimizing value creation, providing flexibility, managing risks, and enhancing returns.

Customized Financial Instruments

These bespoke financial tools, such as asset-backed securities and structured notes, are designed to meet specific financial goals, providing necessary flexibility and security

Offtake & Tolling Agreements

Structuring long-term sales agreements (offtake) and processing agreements (tolling) ensures stable and predictable revenue streams. These agreements are tailored to meet the specific needs of producers and buyers, optimizing production and cost management.

Project Finance

Structuring financing solutions for large-scale commodity projects ensures they are well-capitalized through a mix of equity and debt. Comprehensive financing plans incorporate various funding sources and risk mitigation strategies to ensure project success.

Trade Finance

Our trade finance solutions support the working capital needs of businesses, mitigate risks, and enhance the efficiency of international trade operations. We offer letters of credit, export credit, supply chain financing, and trade credit insurance to ensure secure transactions.

Risk Management Solutions

Effective commodity structuring includes creating products that help manage and mitigate financial risks, such as interest rate swaps, currency hedges, and credit derivatives. These tools are essential for navigating market volatility and protecting financial interests.

Physical Operations

Including the physical components of the deal, such as logistics, warehousing, and transportation, ensures the seamless execution of commodity transactions. Effective management of these physical aspects is crucial for the timely and cost-effective delivery of commodities.