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Vietnam · Real assets · Institutional capital

Investment management for complex projects

We help sponsors and capital partners test land, planning, approvals, and project economics before they commit to a site or structure a deal.

Discuss a projectSite control · Planning · Feasibility

Mandate

Complex real assets

Operating ground

Vietnam first

Investment test

Clear enough to underwrite

The work starts before the investment memo

A project can look attractive and still be impossible to permit, assemble, finance, or operate.

Turn uncertainty into a decision

We bring the commercial, technical, land, and regulatory questions into one working view. That gives sponsors and capital partners a clear answer: proceed, re-scope, or walk away.

How we make a project investable

01
Find the constraint

Title, land use, approvals, and delivery risk.

02
Test the case

Feasibility, scope, phasing, and capital requirements.

03
Set the next decision

Proceed, re-scope, partner, or stop.

Four questions every project must answer

Before capital enters a project, we make the questions explicit and attach each answer to an owner, document, or decision.

Standards capital partners recognise
IFC Performance StandardsBilateral Investment Treaties (BITs)Equator PrinciplesWorld Bank EHS Guidelines

Projects move faster than the paperwork

Vietnam is adding demand, infrastructure, and development capacity. The difficult part is getting the land, approvals, and scope aligned early enough for a project to move.

Market reality

Urban expansion

New districts and mixed-use projects are creating demand for housing, retail, hospitality, and infrastructure.

Operational hurdle

Fragmented approvals

A project can be commercially sound and still stall across planning, investment policy, land, and technical approvals.

Corvus execution capacity

Approval path

We map the sequence, evidence, and decision points so sponsors know what can move now and what cannot.

Market reality

Industrial relocation

Manufacturing and logistics demand is growing around new transport and energy infrastructure.

Operational hurdle

Site readiness

The scarce asset is not a concept; it is contiguous land with usable access, title, utilities, and a credible delivery path.

Corvus execution capacity

Site and feasibility work

We connect site assembly, infrastructure, demand, and phasing into one investable view.

Market reality

More selective capital

Capital is looking for durable cash flows, local execution, and a clear view of downside risk.

Operational hurdle

Evidence gap

Early-stage projects often have a story, but not yet the documents or tests an investment committee needs.

Corvus execution capacity

Investment case

We turn open questions into a diligence plan, a defined scope, and the next capital decision.

Know what you are buying before you commit

We help capital partners turn early-stage opportunities into decisions: proceed, re-scope, partner, or pass. The work is local, technical, and built around evidence.

Discuss a project

01

Planning and land use

Map the permissible use, density, and approvals path before design or valuation hardens.

02

Site assembly

Surface ownership, compensation, clearance, access, and handover risks while options remain open.

03

Feasibility and scope

Test demand, site conditions, infrastructure, cost, phasing, and delivery assumptions.

04

Capital readiness

Package the evidence, risks, and next steps for investment, financing, or partner review.