Mohit Sharma

Senior Associate
r2 Advisors

Zur Person

Mohit Sharma is a Senior Investment Banking Associate at r2 advisors, with expertise in financial research, M&A advisory, and capital raising. He provides strategic financial solutions to PE/VCs and businesses in energy transition and life sciences. With skills in Power BI, data analytics, and automation, he enhances financial decision-making. Passionate about innovation, Mohit also shares industry insights through courses and thought leadership.

ms@r2advisors.com

Über das Unternehmen

r2 Advisors is a boutique investment banking firm specializing in M&A advisory, capital raising, and strategic finance. Focused on energy transition and life sciences, we connect businesses with investors to drive sustainable growth. Our expertise in financial structuring and deal execution ensures tailored solutions for PE/VCs and corporations. With a data-driven approach and deep industry knowledge, we empower clients to navigate complex financial landscapes and achieve long-term success.

https://r2advisors.com

Autoren-Beiträge

Construction Financing for IAB-Driven Renewable Energy Projects in Germany

The Investitionsabzugsbetrag (§7g EStG) is a German tax incentive for small businesses and investors. It allows up to 50% of planned investment costs to be deducted up to three years in advance, improving liquidity, plus accelerated depreciation of up to 20% over five years.

Co-location BESS for Wind and Solar: Economic Analysis and Financing Solutions

Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are positioned to play a crucial role in pursuit of a carbon-neutral economy and ambitious renewable energy goals

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Role of Mezzanine Debt in Real Asset Financing: Introduction, European Market, and Impact of Interest Rates

Mezzanine debt plays a crucial role in real asset financing, being particularly useful in large-scale real estate developments, infrastructure projects, and energy assets, where capital requirements exceed the limits of senior lenders but where owners prefer to limit equity dilution.