Asset Management Work Sample - Introduction
Asset Management Work Sample - Introduction
Bright Network
Renewables Case Study Exercise
July 2021
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
RENEWABLES ONE Case Study
Overview
▪ A MIRA-Owned renewables company, RENEWABLES ONE (“R1”) has been considering several avenues of expansion for its existing portfolio of
wind and solar assets. As an investment analyst you have been tasked with exploring the various opportunities presented in this management brief
and presenting your findings/opinion to the Investment Committee (“IC”) for sign off
▪ Investment rationale:
‒ MIRA would like to achieve an element of geographic & technological diversification while maintaining its risk level
North of Spain
‒ Several of R1’s assets are due to be decommissioned (i.e. reach end of their life) over the coming 10 years and MIRA would like to begin
55MW of PV
planning for the future
▪ To aid your IC discussions, you have been asked to prepare a concise 2-3 page case study covering the following key points (as well as anything else
that you feel is appropriate). You can use any public sources of information available to you, as well as the information contained within this
presentation.
‒ Opportunity Overview and Introduction
‒ Introduction
‒ Brief summary of the three investment options
‒ Short market overview of preferred option (e.g. country profile and why investing in renewables there makes sense)
‒ Overview of key listed competitors, including technological and geographical focus (should be the same group as trading
comparables below)
‒ Trading comparables, including implied valuation of R1 based on these comparable companies
‒ Examples include, but are not limited to, Orsted and Iberdrola
‒ Feel free to use the template comparables slides towards the end of this presentation, or your own view on an appropriate format
‒ Detailed risks (including how material each risk is and its likelihood) and mitigants for each of the options
‒ Examples could include country risk and technology risk
1. E = expected, A = Actual
Average age of assets 8 years Average age of assets - Average age of assets 10 years
Contracted revenue Yes, for two assets Contracted revenue No Contracted revenue Yes, for all assets
Development risk Yes, for one asset Development risk No Development risk No
Construction risk Yes, for one asset Construction risk Yes Construction risk No
Comp A
Comp B
Comp C
Comp D
Comp E
1 3 2 3 4 5 3 6 3 7
Ørsted 2,091.3 2,017.4 420.4 103.3 43,427.3 + 1,424.2 44,851.5 22.2x 21.4x 1.31%
D E A B A B C C D C E
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