Description
Texas Clean Methanol Production Bridge Financing
Greater Houston (Montgomery County)
Asking: $25,000,000
Gross Revenue: $661 million (full production) EBITDA: $381 million (full production)
FF&E: (excluding facility) $0.00
Established: Commissioning expected 4Q27
Employees: 0
Business Description
Looking for $25MM bridge financing with, already approved, take-out facility in place. This Texas- based company is set to manufacture essential ingredients for fuels and plastics by processing clean methane sources, such as responsibly produced natural gas, instead of refining crude oil. The purpose- built facilities will produce a high-demand product, ensuring robust returns for investors and significantly reducing the adverse environmental impacts of crude oil refining for methanol. They will employ the proven Air Liquide MegaMethanol technology to efficiently manufacture methanol from clean natural gas, eliminating economic inefficiencies and undesirable byproducts inherent in crude oil refining. Methanol itself is an excellent, high-octane fuel that is chemically sulfur-free, and the manufacturing process qualifies for “minor source” air quality permitting in the United States. Gasoline, olefins, and propylene can also be easily manufactured in similar single-product processes, producing high-octane clean gasoline with virtually no particulate emissions in its combustion.
Confidentiality is a concern for the seller as they seek just the right buyer. Therefore, the location information provided in the ad is that of the broker, not the business. The business location and name will be shared once a qualified buyer prospect is vetted.
An NDA is required to receive a comprehensive Confidential Information Memorandum (CIM) prepared by ProNova Partners.
Detailed Information
Facilities:
The initial project is a shovel-ready natural gas to methanol plant near Port Arthur, Texas – strategically located in the heart of the most liquid natural gas markets and with multimodal access to local and global product markets. The site was chosen to allow for the adjacent development of additional methanol and methanol to gasoline and/or plastics assets. The developer have engaged world-class partners to ensure not only reliable construction and operations of this initial plant but also to enable the broader intent to develop a substantial portfolio of gas conversion assets to materially displace crude oil refining.
Competition:
Methanol production in Texas is significant, with several facilities in operation. Texas is a key player in the U.S. methanol market due to its abundant natural gas resources, which serve as a primary feedstock. Major producers include companies like Methanex and Celanese, both of which have large-scale plants in the state.
The state’s strategic location and infrastructure support the transportation and distribution of methanol, making it an important hub for both domestic and international markets. Additionally, there’s growing interest in renewable methanol production as part of the shift towards sustainable energy solutions.
Financing:
Total Debt and equity coverage have been secured through a third party, more information can be provided upon completion of NDA.
Support & Training:
The Company has a full management team that represents over 100 years of engineering, chemicals, energy and structured commodity finance experience in both private and public company settings.
Reason for Selling:
Capital raise for bridge financing to complete work related to prerequisites required by the funding party in order to close.
ProNova Partners Buyer Profile & NDA
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