PetroStation SA — Funding Requirements and Use of Proceeds

The funding structure incorporates three sources to optimise the cost of capital and align repayment obligations with the business's cash flow profile. The Development Finance Institution (DFI) term loan from the National Empowerment Fund (NEF) or Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) provides patient…

PetroStation SA (Pty) Ltd Business PlanSection 10 › Funding Requirements and Use of Proceeds

Section 10 · Business Plan

Funding Requirements and Use of Proceeds

The funding structure incorporates three sources to optimise the cost of capital and align repayment obligations with the business's cash flow profile. The Development Finance Institution (DFI) term loan from the National Empowerment Fund (NEF) or Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) provides patient…

Total Capital Required
R 18,500,000

Funded by R7.4 million equity (40%) and R11.1 million in debt financing (60%), on a 4.1-year payback.

10.1 Capital Structure

Source Amount (ZAR) % of Total Terms
Owner Equity R 7,400,000 40% Personal savings, property equity; no repayment required
DFI Term Loan (e.g., NEF/IDC) R 7,400,000 40% 7-year term, prime + 1%, 12-month moratorium on principal
Oil Company Support/Loan R 3,700,000 20% Equipment financing, repayable over franchise term via margin deduction
TOTAL R 18,500,000 100%

The funding structure incorporates three sources to optimise the cost of capital and align repayment obligations with the business’s cash flow profile. The Development Finance Institution (DFI) term loan from the National Empowerment Fund (NEF) or Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) provides patient capital with favourable terms including a 12-month moratorium on principal repayments during the construction and ramp-up phase. Oil company support, which is standard in the industry, provides equipment financing repayable through a small per-litre margin deduction over the franchise term.

10.2 Loan Repayment Schedule

Year Opening Balance Interest Principal Total Payment Closing Balance
Year 1 R 11,100,000 R 1,276,500 R 1,110,000 R 2,386,500 R 9,990,000
Year 2 R 9,990,000 R 1,148,850 R 1,110,000 R 2,258,850 R 8,880,000
Year 3 R 8,880,000 R 1,021,200 R 1,110,000 R 2,131,200 R 7,770,000
Year 4 R 7,770,000 R 893,550 R 1,110,000 R 2,003,550 R 6,660,000
Year 5 R 6,660,000 R 787,500 R 1,110,000 R 1,897,500 R 5,550,000

10.3 Security and Collateral

  • First covering bond over the property (if freehold) or cession of leasehold rights

  • General notarial bond over all movable assets including equipment, tanks, pumps, and inventory

  • Cession of all-risks insurance policy covering fire, explosion, environmental liability, and business interruption

  • Personal surety of the owner-director

  • Cession of franchise agreement and related revenue streams

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