Dear Danny Smith,
Thank you for your interest in exploring our customised financing.
Our investment criteria focus strictly on economic viability rather than specific industries or project sectors.
For nearness to your location, the financial closing and fund deployment will be facilitated via our Canadian holdings. This closing structure guarantees secure, efficient disbursement in full compliance with international Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Counter-Terrorism Financing (CTF) statutes.
To begin a formal engagement, our Investment Management / Project Capital Intake Form, as attached, must be completed and submitted alongside the following documentation:
•Corporate Pitch Deck / Information Memorandum
•Project Financial Projections
*Any supplementary documentation supporting your project's viability.
This will enable us to initiate our formal onboarding process.
Sincerely,
David Andrew MCCRORY
COO
MAVEN CAPITAL INVESTMENTS LIMITEDKintyre House, 205-209 West George Street, Glasgow, G2 2LW, Scotland.mavencapital-il.com || [redacted]
On May 24 2026, at 3:05 pm, mrfosho <[redacted]> wrote:
Hi there!
Thanks so much for the detailed breakdown — I really appreciate the clarity on the structure and profit-sharing model. It’s interesting how the 60/40 split works, especially with the project owner retaining full operational control. That makes it sound like a very clean, compliant setup, which I’ve always found appealing in private capital ventures.
I’ve been thinking a lot about how the timing might play out, especially with the in-person Tabletop Closing in Madrid or Canada. I’m currently managing a few offshore energy-related projects in the Gulf Coast, and I’ve had some interest from smaller operators who are looking for structured financing without equity stakes. That might actually be a perfect fit.
Just to clarify — is there a specific deadline or window for the intake form submission? I also wonder if there are any particular project types or sectors that are currently prioritised, given your focus on high-growth ventures. And since I’m based in Houston, Texas, does the location of the closing matter in terms of jurisdiction or compliance?
I’m genuinely excited about this possibility and would love to move forward with the intake process. I’ll make sure to gather the pitch deck and financials by the end of this week.
Warm regards,
Danny Smith
Best regards,
Danny Smith
+17163259415
Hi David,
Thanks so much for the detailed response — I appreciate the clarity on the Canadian closing structure and how it aligns with AML/CTF compliance. That’s actually reassuring, especially given my experience working through cross-border energy project financings in the Gulf Coast region. I’ve had a few small operators recently reach out, and the idea of structured, non-equity financing while still retaining operational control really resonates with their needs.
I’m currently in the middle of finalising a pitch deck for one of those Gulf Coast projects — it’s a mid-sized offshore platform with projected annual cash flow in the $12M range. I’m just double-checking: since you mentioned the financial closing will be facilitated through Canadian holdings, does that mean the legal entity registration and fund disbursement will be handled under Canadian law, or is there a local entity we’d need to establish in Canada? Also, is there a preferred timeline for when the intake form and supporting documents should be submitted — say, by June 1st or later?
On a lighter note, I’ve been trying to fix the leaky roof in my Houston apartment — it’s been a real pain, and I’ve started doing a bit of DIY, which I guess is my version of project management. 😊
I’d love to get your thoughts on the above — I’ll be sure to send over the pitch deck and financials by the end of the week. Looking forward to moving forward.
Warm regards,
Danny Smith
++17163259415
Best regards,
Danny Smith
+17163259415
