Edian Capital Partners

Bringing together the right opportunities, with the right people.

A Platform for Cross-Border Transactions

Experts in the field of Corporate Finance.

Edian Capital Partners is a Collaborative Platform for International Corporate Transactions, located in the heart of Sydney, Australia. Our reach however spans across the globe with partners and access to capital throughout Europe, Asia and the Americas. We pride ourselves in the comprehensive network of transactional, industry, legal and political professionals, which contribute to the Edian Ecosystem. Through this ecosystem, we provide our partners and clients deal flow, transactional and deal advisory services, legal support and direct industry experience.

01 Capital Introductions

Gain access to Capital via our broad and prominent network of Corporate Advisors, Private and Public Equity Fund Managers, Angel Investors & Leaders of Wealth Management firms.

04 Due-Dilligence

Edian’s network of Corporate Advisers spans across the Asia-Pacific region. We support our clients in working with the right people to help the discovery, analysis and risk management process for each transaction.

03 Legals & Administration

Corporate, M&A & Fund Administration Lawyers are a key contributor to any successful deal. Work alongside a legal team that will be solution-focused for the deal at hand.

04 Corporate Deal-Flow

Deal flow arises from both our Global Distribution Network of Capital Advisers, but also expands to Industry Leaders who directly seek the Edian Capital Partner’s network for Capital.

Leaders in Cross-Border Advisory

Our expertise spans across the globe, specialising in key industries and markets that provide unique investment opportunities for institutional and wholesale investors.

Agriculture

Energy

Technology

Real Estate

ESG

Population Growth. Limited Supply.

A long-term investing play, with the global population expected to grow to nine billion by 2035 and the United Nations expecting the demand for food to grow by 70% in 2050.

Agriculture investments can include investments such as livestock, grain and rice production, orchards, land remediation and water rights.

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Renewable Energy.

Investing into energy can come in a wide number of industries.

Traditionally, oil and coal have been the most popular ways to invest into the energy space but with countries targeting lower carbon emissions and preferring green alternatives, solar, wind and biofuel investment opportunities are becoming more popular.

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Disruptive Technologies. Disruptive Investments.

One of the stars of the COVID period, with many technology companies offering solutions which actually benefitted from lockdowns and social distancing requirements. The Nasdaq has risen 73% since the initial sell-off and the five biggest companies by market cap are tech companies – Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Facebook and Alibaba.

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Real Estate. Real Assets.

Real Estate investing can come in a direct form or an indirect form, such as purchasing property or by investing into a real estate investment trust (REIT) which pools investors money together in order to purchase and manage properties in the portfolio. REIT’s can include REIT’s focused on industrial, residential and office real estate.

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Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance.

A new class of investing, ESG stands for Environmental, Social and Governance and is also known as ‘sustainable investing’. ESG investing looks for positive returns from companies which integrate positive business results while also attempting to improve society and the environment. Initially seen as a fad, ESG investing is starting to become more popular.

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