VEYRO is developing two long-term financing models: municipal borrowing for public hospital modernisation programmes and corporate bonds for private healthcare companies.
Bonds are considered as only one potential instrument. For each project, we first compare the available sources of capital.
A municipality may consider local borrowing for an equipment, reconstruction or development programme for a municipal healthcare provider.
A private healthcare company may consider bonds for equipment, expansion or refinancing if it meets legal and financial requirements.
We clarify the project, funding need and future payment sources.
We identify the potential issuer and the constraints that need to be considered.
We compare bonds with loans, leasing, grants and co-financing.
We model the amount, term, payment schedule and resilience of the base case.
We involve an authorised market participant for regulated services.
After legal and market review, the parties determine the next route.
The issuance amount is not determined by equipment or project cost alone. It must reflect the issuer’s actual capacity to meet all debt payments.
VEYRO analyses the need, prepares the financial model, compares potential instruments and coordinates the parties within the agreed engagement.
Placement, investment advice and other regulated activities are performed by appropriately authorised market participants.
This information is for general purposes only and is not a public offer, investment recommendation, confirmation that an issuance is possible or a guarantee of funding. Potential issuance terms are determined only after financial, legal and market review.
At this stage, we do not collect investor applications or offer securities for purchase.