Eildon Capital Ltd (EDC)

Overview

Eildon Capital Fund is an established real estate investment firm with a focus on providing a wide range of financing solutions within the real estate sector. Specializing in senior financing, preferred equity, mezzanine, and bridge financing, along with equity financing, the firm is dedicated to supporting retail, industrial, residential, and commercial opportunities. Founded in 1993, Eildon Capital Fund operates primarily out of Melbourne, Australia, and has expanded its reach with an additional office in Sydney, Australia. The firm's long-standing presence and specialized focus make it a pivotal player in the Australian real estate investment landscape.

Products and Services

• Senior Financing

This type of financing typically represents the first lien on a property, offering lenders security and borrowers the foundational funds needed for their real estate projects. It's a primary product designed for those seeking straightforward, secured lending solutions.

• Preferred Equity

Preferred equity bridges the gap between senior debt and common equity, providing investors with a higher claim on assets and earnings than common equity holders. This financial tool is beneficial for projects requiring additional leverage beyond senior financing.

• Mezzanine Financing

A hybrid of debt and equity financing, mezzanine financing grants the lender the right to convert its loan into an equity interest in the company if the loan is not paid back in time and in full. It's typically used for expansion and is subordinate to senior financing.

• Bridge Financing

Bridge financing offers a temporary, short-term loan that "bridges" the gap until permanent financing is secured. This is particularly useful in scenarios where immediate cash flow is needed to capitalize on a real estate opportunity.

• Equity Financing

Equity financing involves raising capital through the sale of shares in the real estate project. This method is essential for investors looking to fund acquisitions or developments without increasing their debt load, offering long-term profit share in return for upfront capital.