A US-based MedTech company with a breakthrough diagnostic device required capital to fund final-stage clinical trials and initiate commercial manufacturing. The company sought a strategic investor but needed to maintain confidentiality to protect its competitive position during this critical phase.

Antrobius identified a specialized healthcare investor within its network whose mandate precisely matched the company's stage and sector. We managed the confidential exchange of information and facilitated direct negotiations, leading to a $60 million equity investment. Antrobius acted solely as the facilitator for this connection.

The principal of a successful GCC-based quantitative hedge fund planned a discreet exit. Selling the management company required finding a buyer capable of appreciating its unique strategies and managing the transition privately, avoiding any market disruption or client concern.

Antrobius leveraged its network to identify a large North American asset manager seeking specific, non-correlated alpha strategies. We confidentially presented the opportunity, managed the secure information flow, and facilitated the connection that resulted in the $75 million acquisition. Our function was exclusively to bridge the seller and the qualified buyer.

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A US developer required $90 million in construction and term debt for a permitted utility-scale solar project. The specific risk profile and desired leverage ratio made traditional bank financing unsuitable, necessitating a connection with a specialized private credit provider.

Antrobius identified a private credit fund focused on US infrastructure with a specific appetite for renewable energy assets. We made the confidential introduction, enabling the developer to secure the required $90 million debt facility directly from the fund. Antrobius's role was limited to making this precise, pre-qualified connection.

An established GCC-based industrial manufacturer needed flexible, non-dilutive capital to fund a significant capacity expansion. The requirement was for mezzanine debt, subordinate to existing bank facilities, demanding a specific type of capital provider.

Antrobius identified a US private credit fund with experience in complex industrial credits and an interest in the GCC region. We facilitated the introduction and the subsequent negotiation between the company and the fund, resulting in a $40 million mezzanine facility. Antrobius acted solely to connect these two parties.