Siddharth Rayulu

Assistant Manager
Tribe Infrastructure Group
Siddarth Rayulu is an Assistant Manager at Tribe and a core member of the firm’s financial modelling team.
He specialises in developing complex financial models to support infrastructure and PPP transactions. Since joining Tribe in 2022, Siddarth has worked across multiple sectors, supporting both internal teams and external clients with modelling, valuation, and deal execution support.
OVERVIEW
Siddarth brings experience in financial modelling, valuation, and transaction support, with exposure to real estate, infrastructure, and private equity. Before joining Tribe, he worked at a real estate development company in India and at a financial services firm supporting private equity funds and investment banks.
His responsibilities have included building and maintaining financial models, supporting due diligence, and assisting in the evaluation of investment opportunities.
Siddarth holds a Bachelor of Business Administration with a dual specialisation in Finance and International Business from Christ University, Bangalore.
Siddarth is based in Abu Dhabi.
SELECTED PROJECTS & TRANSACTIONS
Financial Modeler for a bidder on the ZATCA Landport PPP project (KSA).
Financial Modeler for a bidder on the Madinat Zayed OCGT project (KSA) (ongoing).
Financial Modeler for a preferred bidder on REPDO 5 Solar PPP projects (KSA).
Financial Modeler for a bidder on REPDO 6 Solar PPP projects (KSA) (ongoing).
Financial Modeler for a bidder on the Makkah Courthouse PPP (KSA).
Financial Modeler for a bidder on the Jeddah Courthouse PPP (KSA).
Financial Modeler for a bidder on the Madinah BRT PPP (KSA).
Financial Modeler for a bidder on a Smart Metering PPP project (Oman).
Financial Modeler for the procurer on the S1 Concession Extension (UAE).
Financial Modeler for two Independent Water Transmission Projects (IWTPs) in KSA.
Financial Modeler for a 20 MW Hyperscale Data Centre in Ireland.
Developed a detailed operating model for a Deepwater Logistics Port in Canada.
Raised over USD $200 million in construction finance and structured debt, including USD $21 million in distressed financing guaranteed by the Government of India.


