Agentis Capital
Agentis Capital describes itself as an independent financial advisor specializing in infrastructure and mining and operating since 2009. Its public platform includes advisory, mining, principal-investment, and capital-markets segments.
What stands out about Agentis Capital
Agentis Capital publicly offers sell-side and buy-side M&A advisory, project finance, greenfield project, co-investment, and debt advisory services, with stated sector coverage including infrastructure, mining, transport, power and utilities, digital infrastructure, and public-private partnerships.[1][2][3]
What does Agentis Capital do?
Agentis Capital describes itself as an independent financial advisor specializing in infrastructure and mining and states that it has operated since 2009. Agentis Capital Advisors is described as a business segment of Agentis Capital Partners, alongside principal investments, mining advisory, and capital-markets segments.[1][4]
Publicly stated advisory services include acquisitions, mergers, and divestitures supported by target analysis, valuation, structuring, and negotiation. Agentis also lists project finance, greenfield project, co-investment, and debt advisory services. Its public metrics include 100+ global project-finance mandates and management of 21+ assets worth $10 billion.[2]
Owners comparing advisory firms can also review Auxo’s M&A advisor vs. business broker vs. investment bank comparison, advisor-selection guide, and sell-side advisor evaluation framework.
Published criteria: Agentis states that it has evaluated more than $125 billion in transactions, advised on 100+ global project-finance mandates, and manages 21+ assets worth $10 billion. The cited official services page does not publish a universal transaction-size threshold.[1][2]
What should a business owner evaluate before hiring Agentis Capital?
Owners evaluating Agentis may wish to assess the firm’s stated capabilities in sell-side M&A, valuation, structuring, negotiation, project finance, debt advisory, and asset management against the characteristics of the proposed mandate. Publicly stated sector coverage includes infrastructure, mining, transport, power and utilities, digital infrastructure, and public-private partnerships.
The platform includes advisory, mining, principal-investment, and capital-markets segments, so an owner should clarify which legal entity and team would handle the engagement, how potential conflicts would be managed, and whether the relevant team has experience with the owner’s size, geography, and sector. Commercial terms, buyer-universe design, and any financing or asset-management support should also be confirmed directly because the cited official services page does not publish standard fee or engagement provisions.[2][3][4]
Which Agentis legal entity would sign the engagement, and which advisory or sector team would provide the services
What are the proposed success fee, retainer, minimum fee, tail period, termination rights, and expense provisions
What size transactions and clients does Agentis Capital focus on?
The official services page identifies infrastructure and mining among Agentis’s focus areas or operating categories. Listed infrastructure-related areas include transport, power and utilities, digital infrastructure, and public-private partnerships; the page also references private equity and real estate.[2]
The official services page lists American Roads Acquisition as a 2026 transport financial-advisory mandate with confidential value; Mersey River Wind Project Financing as a 2026 power-and-utilities financial-advisory mandate valued at CAD 206 million; and Ontario Science Centre Relocation as a 2026 PPP financial-advisory mandate valued at USD 760 million.
Other listed examples include Rogers Data Center Portfolio Acquisition, a 2025 digital financial-advisory mandate with confidential value; the 2025 acquisition of the Palmer Project from American Pacific Mining at CAD 15 million; the 2025 sale of the Lauriston Project at AUD 4 million; and the 2024 strategic investment by B2Gold at CAD 12 million.[2]
Agentis publicly states that it acts as a sell-side and buy-side advisor on global transactions involving renewable power, energy, digital, transportation, and public-private partnerships. Its stated services also cover project finance, greenfield projects, co-investment, and debt advisory.[2][4]
What does Agentis Capital publicly disclose about fees, process and engagement terms?
The cited official services page does not publish standard advisory fee percentages, minimum fees, termination provisions, tail periods, or universal transaction-size thresholds. The cited official contact page lists office locations and contact details but does not state a complete geographic coverage list or engagement eligibility criteria. The cited official services page also does not provide consideration terms, counterparties, or full deal details for every listed transaction.[2][3]
Agentis Capital Markets US, LLC is identified in an SEC-filed Form X-17A-5 as a broker-dealer for the filing period beginning October 1, 2024 and ending September 30, 2025. An SEC-filed financial statement describes the entity as a Delaware limited liability company formed on February 1, 2023, with intended M&A and private-placement advisory services to institutional investors without handling customer funds or securities. FINRA’s firm-level BrokerCheck report identifies the entity by CRD #328336 and states that it is regulated by FINRA.
These regulatory facts apply to Agentis Capital Markets US, LLC, an identified affiliate, and do not establish the regulatory status of every Agentis entity.[5][6][7]
Agentis states that its M&A work supports acquisitions, mergers, and divestitures through target analysis, valuation, structuring, and negotiation. It also describes sell-side and buy-side advisory activity on global transactions involving renewable power, energy, digital, transportation, and public-private partnerships.[2][4]
Questions to ask before hiring Agentis Capital
Which Agentis legal entity would sign the engagement, and which advisory or sector team would provide the services?
What are the proposed success fee, retainer, minimum fee, tail period, termination rights, and expense provisions?
What buyer universe and process would be used for a sell-side mandate?
How would potential conflicts be managed across advisory, principal-investment, capital-markets, and asset-management activities?
What comparable completed transactions can the firm provide for the owner's sector, geography, and size?
Would Agentis provide financing, debt-advisory, or asset-management support as part of the proposed engagement?
Sources & research notes
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- Services / capabilities
- Geography / market coverage
- Structure / regulatory context
- SEC filing / regulatory record
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- FINRA regulatory record
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