Whenever possible, Enerfip ensures ongoing monitoring of projects financed through the platform. However, certain issues—particularly commercial disputes or legal proceedings initiated by third parties—can arise quickly and without the project developer informing the platform. As soon as we receive such information, we communicate it to investors as promptly as possible.
Enerfip does not have direct access to the accounting records or legal affairs of issuing companies. We therefore rely partly on the transparency of project developers. If a project developer fails to meet this obligation, it constitutes a serious breach of their contractual commitments, and Enerfip will take all necessary steps to protect investors.
This is precisely why a fully dedicated monitoring team has been established. Its mission is to strengthen the frequency and quality of exchanges with project developers and to identify early warning signs as soon as possible.
Collateral is a real protective tool, but its effectiveness depends on its nature and the value of the underlying asset at the time it is enforced. This is why the quality of collateral must always be assessed in relation to the asset it covers—something we strive to explain clearly in each project’s documentation.
The enforcement of collateral is not automatic and must be decided based on the specific context. Premature enforcement can sometimes harm a company’s chances of recovery and, ultimately, the prospects of repayment for investors. Decisions to enforce collateral are made following legal analysis and, when necessary, in consultation with bondholders during a general meeting.
In the case of judicial restructuring proceedings, the observation period is generally six months and may be renewed (up to a maximum of 18 months). At the end of this period, a continuation or sale plan may be adopted. Actual timelines depend on each specific situation—Enerfip will keep investors informed as soon as concrete updates are available.
No, you do not need to take individual action. As the representative of the bondholders, Enerfip carries out the necessary legal steps—particularly the filing of claims—on behalf of all concerned investors. You will be informed of the actions taken and their outcomes.
Each project is a separate legal entity. A difficulty on one project does not directly impact others. Our monitoring team oversees the entire portfolio and proactively informs you in case of any warning signs on a specific project.
Regular and transparent communication with investors is a priority. Updates are published in the investor dashboard, and webinars are organized to allow investors to get direct answers. This webinar is part of that approach.