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We work with companies, their shareholders and other stakeholders, acting on their financial problems before they become operational and jeopardise the viability of the company.
Our role is broad, we can act as CRO (Chief Restructuring Officer), in management roles, designing and negotiating financial structures, performing business analysis (IBR) or contingency and improvement plans. We also invest in companies in these situations to stabilise them and recover their value.
We apply our founding principles in all the situations in which we engage
We focus on what we know, eliminating any conflict of interest and always applying a unique and independent criteria, trying to align the parties interests in the search for solutions.
We are committed to creating value for the companies we work with and invest in, redirecting them towards viability.
Our purpose is that the increase in value creation will be beneficial to all parties involved.
Tailor-made solutions for every situation.
In addition to the services we offer, we have the ability to take control of a company by investing in it, being its managers or being represented on the board of directors.
We work constructively, aligning ourselves with the objectives of all parties involved and sometimes managing conflicting interests.
We improve the relationship between the parties involved and facilitate the negotiations for the success of the situation.
We are an action-oriented team that solve challenges when time and options are limited
“Our experience allows us to understand the pressures and challenges that a company faces.”
“We know the levers and necessary tools to tackle the instability and financial problems of a company.”
Our presence is extensive and includes leading companies in a wide variety of sectors
A company from the tourism sector with a high degree of leverage that kept bank financing lines disabled. NK5 acted as CRO performing weekly monitoring of cash flow and requesting financing from banks based on the reviewed Business Plan and the company’s repayment capacity.
Investment opportunity analyzed together with a financial institution. The acquisition was dismissed due to lack of visibility on the Business Plan and the viability of the business.
In 2015 Baux group was on the edge of bankruptcy with multiple operational problems motivating the entry of NK5 as CRO. As part of a complex restructuring process, NK5 becomes the sole shareholder of Baux that successfully disinvests the Company in 2018.