Investment & Capital
Capital and transaction solutions, structured around the project.
Orbis connects qualified energy projects and strategic transactions with potential capital solutions and flexible financing structures.
Capital Solutions
Potential capital capacityCapital & transaction solutions
Orbis has access to potential capital solutions ranging from approximately $100 million to $500 million for qualified energy projects and strategic transactions, subject to due diligence, investment approval, financing structure, credit considerations and definitive agreements.
Potential capital solutions, not cash held or committed capital.
Investment Opportunities
Where capital meets opportunity.
Orbis evaluates opportunities across oil & gas, methanol and carbon, renewable and bioenergy, energy infrastructure and emerging energy technologies.
Project Investment
Direct and co-investment in qualified projects across the five Orbis investment platforms.
Strategic Acquisitions
Producing assets, projects and companies where Orbis and its partners can add value.
Joint Ventures
Shared development with operators, developers and strategic partners.
Platform Building
Scaling successful projects into larger platforms and strategic positions.
Financing & Deal Structures
Twelve ways to structure a transaction.
Structuring is step three of the Orbis investment model. The structure is chosen to fit the project, never the other way round.
Direct Investment
Equity positions taken directly in qualified projects and companies.
Project Finance
Non-recourse and limited-recourse structures for qualifying assets.
Acquisition Financing
Capital to acquire producing assets, projects or strategic positions.
Equipment Financing
Financing for drilling, processing and energy equipment.
Equipment Leasing
Lease structures that preserve capital for project development.
Vendor Financing
Supplier-backed financing arranged with equipment and technology vendors.
Strategic Investments
Minority and strategic positions alongside operators and developers.
Joint Ventures
Shared ownership with operators and strategic partners.
Strategic Partnerships
Long-term alignment with industry, technology and capital partners.
Build-Own-Operate (BOO)
Orbis and partners build, own and operate the facility.
Build-Own-Transfer (BOT)
The facility is built and owned for a period, then transferred.
Build-Own-Operate-Transfer (BOOT)
Built, owned and operated for an agreed term before transfer.
Financing and transaction structures are evaluated project-by-project and are subject to due diligence, credit approval, investment approval, financing availability and definitive agreements.
Investment Approach
Why partners work with Orbis.
An emerging, scalable platform with a flexible approach to capital, partnerships and project development.
Disciplined selection
A seven-step investment model means capital is only considered once technical, commercial and financial work supports it.
Structured to the project
Investment and transaction structures are chosen to match each project’s stage, risk profile and partners.
Execution through partners
Experienced operators, EPCs and technical partners are engaged to deliver, rather than building everything in-house.
Accurate reporting
Projects are presented by stage. Figures are published only once verified and approved for public disclosure.
Corporate Overview
The Orbis corporate overview.
Company overview, vision and mission, investment strategy and platforms, capital capability, transaction structures, project pipeline, leadership, strategic partners and global markets, in one document for qualified parties.
Investor Information
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Investor FAQ
Common questions.
What does Orbis Energy invest in?
Orbis invests across five platforms: Oil & Gas, Methanol & Carbon Solutions, Renewable & Bioenergy, Energy Infrastructure, Emerging Energy Technologies.
What is Orbis’s capital capacity?
Orbis has access to potential capital solutions ranging from approximately $100 million to $500 million for qualified energy projects and strategic transactions, subject to due diligence, investment approval, financing structure, credit considerations and definitive agreements.
Does Orbis hold $500 million in committed capital?
No. The range describes potential capital solutions for qualified projects and strategic transactions. It is not cash held or committed capital, and any financing is subject to due diligence, investment approval, financing structure, credit considerations and definitive agreements.
How are investments structured?
Orbis considers Direct Investment, Project Finance, Acquisition Financing, Equipment Financing, Equipment Leasing, Vendor Financing, Strategic Investments, Joint Ventures, Strategic Partnerships, Build-Own-Operate (BOO), Build-Own-Transfer (BOT), Build-Own-Operate-Transfer (BOOT). Financing and transaction structures are evaluated project-by-project and are subject to due diligence, credit approval, investment approval, financing availability and definitive agreements.
How can I receive investor materials?
Use the request form on this page. Materials, including the corporate overview, are shared at Orbis’s discretion with qualified parties, typically under a non-disclosure agreement.
Is this website an offer of securities?
No. Nothing on this website is an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security or investment. Any investment would be made only through definitive documentation and in compliance with applicable law.