modalities

CAPITALIZATION

Capitalization is an innovative alternative to inject private investment into government-owned entities and transform them into commercial entities without selling their assets to the private sector (like in privatization). Under this modality, Corpora-Gov can assist governments that want to maintain ownership in partnership with private investors who bring capital for investment. Under this process, governments contribute fixed assets to a newly created entity where a private operator invests contributing equity in cash and assumes management responsibility for a limited time. The new company owned by two shareholders uses its cash as working capital and investment for expansion.

CORPORATIZATION

Corpora-Gov can assist governmental entities that provide goods or services that want to operate under market conditions. Following the process of corporatization, Corpora-Gov can support legal transformation into companies with commercial orientation as any private company. The main purpose of corporatization is to capture the advantages of a commercially run company—including efficiency, productivity, and financial sustainability—while retaining government ownership and accountability. A successfully corporatized entity will be able to demonstrate improved performance results.

mixed CAPITAL companies

Corpora-Gov also assists governments in the creation of mixed capital companies. Governments can invite employees or customers as partners with clearly defined roles and responsibilities. These entities modeled like any other private sector company would follow commercial practices and operate following best management principles, delivering efficient services or high-quality products. Depending on the size of government ownership, entities can be more or less independent. Proper governance and independent setup would allow these entities to operate like any private sector business.