What we do

Four strategies. One investment philosophy.

SAWYERR deploys capital through the instrument best suited to the opportunity. The strategies below are tools, not separate businesses.

01

Private Credit

Structured capital for private transactions.

Focus areas

  • Trade finance
  • Purchase-order finance
  • Receivables finance
  • Asset-backed finance
  • Equipment finance
  • Structured corporate credit

What we look for

  • Identifiable use of funds
  • Defined repayment source
  • Credible counterparties
  • Contractual visibility
  • Collateral or security
  • Short-to-medium duration
02

Private Equity

Ownership in exceptional private businesses.

Focus areas

  • Controlling acquisitions
  • Strategic minority investments
  • Management buyouts
  • Growth capital
  • Corporate consolidation
  • Special situations

What we look for

  • Established cash flows
  • Defensible market position
  • Capacity for operational improvement
  • Credible management or a path to it
  • Clear value creation thesis
  • Realistic exit route
03

Real Assets

Capital backed by productive physical assets.

Focus areas

  • Commercial property
  • Industrial property
  • Logistics assets
  • Agricultural assets
  • Equipment
  • Income-producing real estate

What we look for

  • Income from day one, not appreciation alone
  • Verifiable title and documentation
  • Creditworthy occupier or operator
  • Location with genuine demand
  • Manageable operating burden
  • Defined disposal route
04

Infrastructure

Long-duration capital for essential economic infrastructure.

Focus areas

  • Distributed energy
  • Cold chain
  • Logistics infrastructure
  • Storage
  • Digital infrastructure

What we look for

  • Contracted or highly visible offtake
  • Essential rather than discretionary demand
  • Experienced operating partner
  • Long-duration cash flows
  • Robust construction and delivery plan
  • Capital structure matched to asset life
Overlay

Structured investments.

Sometimes the answer is not purely debt or equity. A transaction may combine senior debt, preferred equity, ordinary equity, warrants, revenue participation or asset ownership. SAWYERR structures the combination that fits the economics rather than forcing the opportunity into a category.

Downside protection

Contractual protections and security drawn from the debt component.

Current income

Return generated through the term rather than only at exit.

Equity upside

Participation in value created where the business performs.

Not sure which structure applies?

Tell us about the opportunity. We will assess the economics and determine the appropriate instrument.