Where does your
project sit?
If you are bringing a project to us, the client pathway is the place to start. Tell us what it is and what stage it has reached.
Projects reach us in two ways: brought to us by an external organisation, or originated by SamadRock. The route determines who does what, and when.
A project brought to us by a client and a project we originate ourselves are not the same thing. They carry different responsibilities, follow different sequences, and reach the point of commitment differently. We keep the two separate so that everyone knows which one they are in.
Where a project originates with an external organisation, the responsibility for preparing and submitting the initial proposal rests with that organisation. We do not develop initial proposals on behalf of third parties before an engagement is in place.
A proposal may be accepted or declined. Neither the submission of a proposal nor the discussions surrounding it commits SamadRock to a project. Full detail: Working With SamadRock.
Where we originate a project ourselves, we carry it from concept through planning and commercial structuring. Partners are engaged where a project needs capability, capacity or funding beyond our own, and on terms agreed in writing between the parties.
Where we engage partners on our own projects, we do so in a commercial capacity — as joint venture, development, operating or project partners. SamadRock does not offer investments or financial products, does not raise capital from the public, and nothing on this page is an offer or invitation to engage in investment activity.
We use them precisely, and we would encourage anyone reading our material to hold us to that.
An opportunity we are looking at. No agreement exists, no approvals have been granted, and it may never proceed. Describing something as prospective is not a statement that it will happen.
Work is being done to establish whether the project is viable — feasibility, planning or technical assessment. A study is not a commitment, and its outcome may be that the project stops.
Agreements are in place, scope is defined and work is underway or complete. This is the only category in which we would describe ourselves as engaged on a project.
We do not publish client names, site details or commercial terms. Our engagements are subject to confidentiality agreements, and we treat that as binding regardless of how useful the detail might be as marketing material.
The greatest legacy of any project is not the infrastructure it creates, but the people it empowers.
A project is never finished when it returns value to its commercial partners alone. Where a project agreement adopts the Community Enrichment Fund, building local capability is planned in from the earliest stage, not added on afterwards.
If you are bringing a project to us, the client pathway is the place to start. Tell us what it is and what stage it has reached.