Smart decisions aren't made on gut feel alone. Before a bank sanctions a loan or an investor writes a cheque, they want to see how your finances will look next year — and whether the assumptions hold up.
We build projections from your actual numbers, not templates. Every assumption is written down, every figure ties back to the three statements, and the model is yours to keep updating.
What we handle
- 3–5 year projected P&L, balance sheet and cash flow
- CMA data for working-capital limits
- Project reports for term loans and government schemes
- DSCR, break-even and sensitivity analysis
- Investor financial models and pitch-deck financials
- Annual budgets with monthly variance tracking
Why project your financials at all?
1. It turns goals into targets
A financial plan translates what you want the business to achieve into specific numbers and milestones. It isn't just a prediction; it's a commitment, with checkpoints to measure progress against.
2. It's an early-warning system
Once you have a plan, variances from it tell you something is off — early. And when they happen, the model shows you the financial impact of each corrective option.
3. It anticipates problems
Fast growth often creates a cash crunch as money gets tied up in receivables and inventory. A good forecast shows that coming months in advance, while there's still time to arrange funding.
Frequently asked questions
What is CMA data?
Credit Monitoring Arrangement data is a standard bank format that sets out your past and projected financials, working-capital cycle and fund flows. Banks use it to assess and renew working-capital limits such as cash credit and overdraft facilities.
What do lenders look at in a project report?
Mainly whether projected cash flows can comfortably service the debt (the debt-service coverage ratio), how much the promoters are putting in, the security on offer, and whether the assumptions — prices, volumes, margins, timelines — are realistic for your industry.
How long does it take?
It depends on complexity and how quickly we get your data. We'll give you a committed date when we scope the work.