Largus Capital, which provided 175 million euros in financing for export this year, aims to provide a total of 300 million euros in funding across various sectors, including renewable energy, health, and export, in 2025.
Largus Capital Partners, offering qualified investment and financial consulting services to individuals and institutions looking to invest abroad, will secure resources from international markets to Turkey in the renewable energy, health, and shipbuilding sectors. The investment and financial consulting firm, which sources funding from European banks, plans to secure a total of 300 million euros in project financing for various sectors in 2025.
The company’s main services include financial consulting, financial condition assessment, legal consulting, and renewable energy financing. Last year, it created a solar energy financing alternative worth 60 million dollars. This led to participation in real estate investor agreements in Austria worth 10 million euros and a 25 million dollar ship financing offer. Among its strategic goals for 2025, the company plans to secure 200 million euros in ECA (Export Credit Agency) credits and 100 million euros in project financing for various sectors. Additionally, three solar energy project financings are targeted for 2025 in both Europe and Turkey.
We have credit goals
Levent Özdemir, the Founding Partner of Largus Capital Partners, spoke at the company’s first anniversary and mentioned that the export credit approved in 2024 amounted to 175 million euros. Özdemir continued his speech as follows: “Our network in the foreign finance sector is more selective, and at the same time, our ability to produce sector-specific solutions and manage processes quickly are the areas where we stand out. In 2025, we have plans related to different project financings and credit targets. We are entering a period where we will diversify our activities. We will continue on our path, providing qualified consulting services through international collaborations and domestic partnerships.”
Support for cooperation with international banks
Nancy Kerbage, Director of the Swiss bank Julias Bäer, also spoke at the event, highlighting the ongoing cooperation with Largus and said: “In our collaboration, we lead ambitious projects for our clients, from real estate projects to company restructurings. We participate in economic forums and identify market opportunities, providing specialized services to clients from countries such as Budapest, Malta, Montenegro, and Germany.”
Pınar Ersoy, President of the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Head of DZ Bank Turkey, said: “DZ Bank is the 19th largest bank in the world and the second largest in Germany. We have worked on many projects with Largus Capital Partners. We are closely following their 2025 plans, and we would be happy to establish new collaborations in some of their targets.”