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INDUSTRIES

Automotive

A Tier-1 supplier to global automotive OEMs faced mounting pressure to meet value-chain decarbonisation targets and EU and export-market requirements on emissions, energy use, and materials sourcing.

Automotive industry transition and finance strategy

THE CHALLENGE

Strategic misalignment, inflexible capital

The company had no structured sustainability strategy or ESG risk framework, debt maturities were concentrated in the near term, and financing discussions did not reflect sustainability performance, limiting investment in green innovation and process upgrades.

Reactive sustainability positioning

Near-term debt concentration

Fragmented financing approach

OUR APPROACH

How we structured the solution

01

Competitive repositioning

Operational improvements and innovation pathways aligned with electric mobility and circularity.

02

Climate risk and taxonomy mapping

A climate risk and opportunity assessment, benchmarking against taxonomy and sector standards, and a phased ESG roadmap.

03

Sustainability-linked financing

A financing structure with credible KPIs, designed with the CFO and lenders.

04

Debt restructuring and valuation

A more resilient debt profile, with valuation impacts modelled under multiple transition scenarios.

THE OUTCOME

Greater strategic agility, financing capacity, and stakeholder trust in a fast-changing sector.

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