Corinth considers direct investments in commercially viable projects and businesses, based on its own assessment criteria.
Corinth may invest alongside entrepreneurs and management teams where it sees a credible path to innovation and growth. It looks for clear responsibilities, shared commercial interests and a realistic plan.
We look closely at the business, its market and the work required after an investment. Any priorities are discussed directly with management.
Funding decisions require a clear commercial rationale, credible counterparties, and a process that verifies legal, technical and financial foundations. Projects that fail core gating criteria do not move forward in the approval chain.
Direct equity growth capital.
Flexible funding with shared upside.
Acquisition support for ownership transitions.
Venture debt for growth and expansion.
Security-backed funding for larger transactions.
Succession capital for employee ownership.
The same basic steps are used for each proposal, and key decisions are documented. Each step is intended to clarify the facts, improve the available information and give decision-makers a consistent basis for review.
Investment decisions are considered internally. Relevant committees and the Board review the findings, consider whether a proposal fits Corinth's investment criteria and risk tolerance, and record the decision.