Complete insight
for emerging technologies.

Panaview Group provides investors and technology start-ups with a unified view of technical feasibility, economics, and execution risk. The group combines investor-focused due diligence with FOAK process engineering and commercialisation strategy through its technical arm, Panaview Engineering.

Technical due diligence & TEA/DCF FOAK scale-up & FEL 1–3 definition Commercialisation strategy & project readiness

Technical due diligence & commercial clarity

Panaview Group supports venture funds, strategic investors, and corporate development teams with independent assessments of FOAK and early commercial technologies, linking engineering reality to value, risk, and timing.

Due diligence

Technical & process review

Understanding what has actually been proven, what remains assumed, and where scale-up risk lies.

  • Flowsheet and mass/energy balance review
  • Scale-up assumptions & bottleneck identification
  • Readiness checks for pilot, demo, and first commercial plants
Techno-economics

TEA & DCF evaluation

Investor-grade models that tie engineering inputs to CAPEX, OPEX, NPV, IRR, and sensitivity cases.

  • CAPEX/OPEX verification and benchmarking
  • Scenario analysis across yield, scale, and energy cost
  • Downside cases and risk-weighted valuations
Decision support

Investment memos & risk framing

Clear narratives for investment committees and boards, backed by engineering and economics.

  • Concise investment & red-flag summaries
  • Kill/no-kill and re-scope recommendations
  • Portfolio-level impact and comparison across opportunities
Panaview Group is most effective when engaged before a term sheet is signed, or as part of a staged investment process where technical and commercial assumptions need to be tested at each gate.

FOAK process engineering & commercialisation strategy

Panaview Engineering is the technical arm of Panaview Group. It works with technology start-ups and project developers to turn early-stage technologies into well-defined, FEL-aligned engineering packages and credible commercial pathways.

Process engineering

From concept to FEL 3

Discipline around flowsheets and scale-up so that first plants are realistic, buildable, and financeable.

  • Block flows, mass/energy balances, and PFDs
  • Early P&ID strategy and equipment definition
  • FEL 1–3 alignment to EPC/EPCM expectations
  • Sector focus: battery materials, hydromet, hydrogen, energy transition
Commercialisation

TEA-linked scale-up decisions

Linking technical decisions to cost, timing, and bankability so that each scale-up step de-risks the next.

  • Techno-economic analysis & DCF for FOAK designs
  • Pilot, demo, and first commercial plant sizing
  • Commissioning and ramp-up planning for early years
  • Preparation for EPC/EPCM and strategic partnering

Engineering, economics, and delivery in one view

Panaview Group combines process engineering experience with a strong focus on techno-economic rigour and project delivery. The emphasis is on FOAK technologies, battery materials, hydromet systems, hydrogen and power-to-X, energy transition in oil & gas, and other advanced process plants.

Experience spans front-end studies, FEED and FEL, through to commissioning, ramp-up, and troubleshooting in the field. Panaview’s role is often to bridge technology founders, internal technical teams, and traditional EPC/EPCM partners.

How Panaview works

Engagement model

Work is typically structured around clear decision points and focused scopes:

  • Rapid diagnostics to benchmark technical and economic readiness
  • Modular assignments: DD, TEA, flowsheeting, or integrated packages
  • Decision-ready outputs for boards, ICs, and partners
  • Flexible collaboration with internal teams and external EPC/EPCM firms
FOAK scale-up FEL 1–3 TEA & DCF Owner’s Engineer Commissioning & ramp-up

Start a discussion with Panaview

Whether you are evaluating an investment, preparing a funding round, or defining a first plant, Panaview can provide independent insight into technical, economic, and execution risks.

Typical enquiries “Should we invest in this technology?” · “What does a realistic first commercial plant look like?” · “Is this flowsheet bankable?” · “How do we frame FOAK risk for investors?”