Finance solutions for infrastructure

Supporting sustainable infrastructure developments in the Indo-Pacific

At Export Finance Australia, we provide finance to support infrastructure development in the Indo-Pacific region across a range of sectors, including telecommunications, energy, electrification, water and sanitation and transportation.

Our broad role as Australia’s export credit agency enables us to finance infrastructure developments that drive positive outcomes for Australia and the region.

What solutions can we provide?

Our finance can be provided:

directly to businesses through loans
indirectly through a guarantee to private sector financiers operating in the region.

Project finance
A loan or guarantee for the development of sustainable infrastructure in the Indo-Pacific region.

Corporate finance
A loan or guarantee to a corporate or a sovereign entity for the development of infrastructure.

Finance to Australian businesses
Bonds and working capital to Australian businesses supplying services or equipment to an overseas infrastructure project or acquiring an overseas infrastructure development.

Our criteria

Infrastructure developments need to meet the following for us to provide finance:

Commercial

Be commercially viable

Sustainable

Meet our social and environmental due diligence standards

Governance

Ensure project procurement governance is sound

Talk to us to see if we could support you

Why Export Finance Australia?

We provide flexible financial solutions that meet our customers' needs.
We have a good understanding and high tolerance for certain risks in overseas infrastructure developments.
We can provide long-tenor loans that better match the life of the asset.
We can share risk with partners and encourage investment from other financiers to ensure that viable infrastructure receives the finance required to proceed.
We are backed by the Australian Government.
We have ongoing relationships with other financial institutions and multilateral agencies.
We aim to complement the involvement of private sector financiers and do not compete.