CASE STUDIES

How Our Mandates Are Run

Representative engagements across acquisitions, portfolios and operating businesses — described by scope, method and outcome.

Representative Mandates

Three Disciplines. One Method.

Client identities and commercial terms remain confidential. The engagements below describe how KINJE works, not who we work for.

Corporate & Operating Businesses

Engagements covering company incorporation, restructuring, M&A support and operational improvement.

◆Diagnose the commercial and operational position with management
◆Set the target structure — entity, licensing, governance and reporting lines
◆Run the transaction or transformation workstreams to an agreed timetable
◆Hand over documented processes and, where required, remain for post-integration support

A business operating under a defined structure, with governance, reporting and ownership arrangements documented.

Income-Producing Portfolios

Advisory engagements for families, founders and institutions holding or building income-producing property portfolios.

◆Review the existing portfolio: yield, lease profile, financing terms and concentration risk
◆Model reinvestment, disposal and refinancing scenarios against the owner's objectives
◆Recommend a holding structure and governance framework for the assets
◆Support execution — disposals, acquisitions and lender conversations — under one mandate

A written portfolio strategy the owner can act on, with each recommendation tied to a scenario and a decision point.

Hospitality & Retail Property

Buy-side mandates for hospitality and retail assets, from off-market sourcing through to handover.

◆Define the investment thesis, target sub-market and hold horizon with the principal
◆Source on- and off-market assets and shortlist against yield, tenancy and capex criteria
◆Coordinate technical, legal and commercial due diligence with the client's advisers
◆Negotiate price, payment structure and conditions, then manage transfer and handover

The client takes ownership with a documented underwriting file, a clear capex plan and an agreed asset-management brief.

Considering a mandate of your own? We will tell you plainly whether it is one we should take.