Business Planning

What are the types of business planning we can offer?

When starting a business, it is critical to have a realistic, working business plan.

A business plan is a written document that describes your company, its goals, strategies, market, and financial projections. It serves many purposes, including assisting you in obtaining external funding and measuring your company’s success.

Entrepreneurs and corporate executives must have a comprehensive, well-thought-out business plan in order to be successful.

Executive Summary

Brief and formal explanation of what your company is, how far it will go, and why it will succeed.

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Pitch Deck Plan

A pitch deck is a presentation used by entrepreneurs or businesses to give potential investors, such as venture capitalists or angel investors, a streamlined but informative overview of their company or startup.

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Standard Business Plan

The business plan allows the entrepreneur to participate in the investment process. Without a plan furnished in advance.

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Financial Modelling

A financial model can be useful to company executives in a variety of ways. It is most commonly used by financial analysts to analyse and forecast how future events or executive decisions will affect a company’s stock performance.

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Executive Summary

Brief and formal explanation of what your company is, how far it will go, and why it will succeed. It should include the mission statement, a description of the industry and market environment, an explanation of its uniqueness, and competitive advantages on no more than one page.

The financial potential and risk anticipation, the core team, and the stage of the business, especially for those that are not starting from scratch, are all important considerations. Finally, the requested capital should be concise and clear.

Standard Business Plan

You will never face a more difficult writing assignment than preparing a business plan, whether you are starting a new business, seeking additional capital for existing product lines, or proposing a new activity in a corporate division.

Only a well-thought-out and well-packaged plan can secure the necessary investment and backing for your idea. It must accurately and attractively describe the company or proposed project. Despite the fact that the subject is a moving target, the plan must detail the company’s or project’s current status, current needs, and anticipated future.

In a logical and convincing manner, you must present and justify ongoing and changing resource requirements, marketing decisions, financial projections, production demands, and personnel needs.

It’s not surprising that managers sometimes overlook the fundamentals because they work so hard to assemble, organise, describe, and document so much. We have found that the most important one is the accurate reflection of the viewpoints of three constituencies.

Pitch Deck Plan

A pitch deck presentation, also known as a startup pitch deck or slide deck, is a visual document that informs investors about your business plan, products or services, fundraising requirements, and key metrics such as valuation, target market, and financial goals. The most effective pitch decks are brief but informative, with simple, visually appealing slides created with a software programme.

The pitch deck is the first communication tool you will use to help you raise funds from a potential investor. The pitch deck’s content, along with your presentation, can assist the investor in deciding whether or not to continue evaluating your business opportunity.

There are dozens of startup pitch deck templates to choose from. Whether you use an existing layout or create your own, make sure the look and feel are appropriate for your company — and your investor audience.

A softer approach may be appropriate to reflect your brand if your business concept is lighthearted and consumer-focused.

A more sophisticated presentation may be appropriate if you have cutting-edge technology. However, keep in mind that your startup pitch deck must deliver critical information, and branding elements should always play a secondary, supporting role.

Financial Modelling

Financial modelling is a numerical representation of a company’s operations in the past, present, and projected future. These models are designed to be used as decision-making aids. They could be used by company executives to estimate the costs and forecast the profits of a proposed new project.

They are used by financial analysts to explain or forecast the impact of events on a company’s stock, ranging from internal factors like a change in strategy or business model to external factors like a change in economic policy or regulation.

Financial models are used to estimate a company’s valuation or to compare companies to their peers in the industry. They are also used in strategic planning to test different scenarios, calculate the costs of new projects, set budgets, and allocate corporate resources.

Discounted cash flow analysis, sensitivity analysis, and in-depth appraisal are all examples of financial models.

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