"Helping investors put money in high profile Infrastructural projects"

ABOUT PROJECT INVESTMENT
Terravastus Yoka Infrastructures (TYI) plays a crucial role in helping investors by identifying and placing their money in high ROI (Return on Investment) infrastructure projects. With our industry knowledge and expertise, we assess the potential of different types of projects and provide realistic projections on costs, timelines, and profitability.
We evaluate several critical factors to ensure the project’s viability and potential for returns.
Investment Models
The finance from investors is invested into verified projects through equity and debt financing models
Debt Finance

Debt finance for a project involves funds from lenders/investors are plowed into a project to cover costs with a commitment to repay the principal plus interest over time. It allows businesses to maintain ownership while leveraging external capital, often secured against project assets or future revenues.
Equity Finance

Equity finance for a project involves funds being secured into a project by offering ownership stakes to investors, such as shareholders or venture capitalists. Investors share in profits, typically through dividends or capital gains. This method provides capital while spreading risks but dilute the original project owners’ control and profits.
FACTORS TYI CONSIDERS BEFORE INVESTING
- Market demand and Economic Condition; understanding the demand for the specific infrastructure and the economic stability of the region can provide insight into long-term revenue potential.
- Feasibility study; helps identify demand, potential challenges, and forecasted income
- Regulatory Environment; understand zoning laws, environmental regulations, and any government incentives or restrictions, as these can affect both the project’s scope and its financial returns
- Risk Assessment; infrastructure projects often involve long timelines and high costs, making them vulnerable to delays, cost overruns, and political or regulatory changes. Investors should assess these risks and consider whether risk mitigation strategies, such as insurance or government backing, are in place.
- Return of Interest; financing models are also key, as infrastructure projects may have lower upfront returns but offer long-term, stable income streams. Evaluating the project’s financial model, including debt-to-equity ratios and cash flow forecasts, helps investors understand the investment horizon and liquidity options
- Quality of Project Partners; (e.g., construction firms, operators, and local government agencies) is essential, as experienced, reliable partners1
