Project financing on a Profit & Loss (P&L) sharing basis is an equity-participation model where the financier shares in both the profits and losses of the project — rather than receiving fixed interest. This structure is widely used in Islamic finance, joint ventures, and partnerships where both parties have aligned interests in the project's success.
A full partnership structure where all parties contribute capital and share profits and losses based on agreed ratios.
The sponsor gradually buys out the financier's share over time — ideal for long-term asset ownership goals.
One party provides capital, the other manages the project. Profits are shared; losses are borne by the capital provider.
Our team structures the profit-sharing arrangement to reflect your project's unique risk profile and return expectations.
Submit your project details, financial projections, and preferred profit-sharing structure for initial assessment.
We design the P&L sharing ratios, management responsibilities, and exit provisions with your legal advisors.
We connect your project with our network of Sharia-compliant and equity-based investors seeking P&L arrangements.
Legal documentation is executed, capital is contributed, and the project moves forward as a formal partnership.
Connect with our project finance specialists to explore whether a Profit & Loss sharing structure is right for your project.