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Most decisions are made
before the analysis arrives.

Not because owners are reckless, but because the work takes three weeks and the decision takes three days. So the analysis becomes a justification for something already chosen, which is an expensive way to buy reassurance.

We would rather be involved while the answer is still open. That means being fast enough to matter, saying which two or three variables actually decide it, and being willing to come back with the answer you were not hoping for.

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One · The shapes this takes

Three engagements,
and they are not the same job.

A decision

One question with a date on it. A second location, a new line, build or buy, take the contract or walk away.

Two to four weeks

A recommendation, the reasoning behind it, and the model it rests on. Including the conditions under which we would say the opposite.

A plan

A feasibility study or business plan that has to survive somebody else reading it sceptically: a bank, a partner, a licensing authority, a board.

Four to eight weeks

A document with the market evidence, the operating model, the numbers and the sensitivities, written so the assumptions are visible rather than buried.

A diagnostic

Something is not working, everybody has a theory, and the theories disagree. Margin is falling, or cash is tight while the order book is full.

Two to three weeks

A written finding that separates what the data shows from what people believe, and a prioritised list of what to do about it.

Two · The register

What owners ask,
and what it really turns on.

The middle column is where most of the value sits. The question people bring is almost never the question that decides the outcome.

The questionWhat it turns on What you receive

Should we open a second location?

Whether contribution at the first one is real, and how much of it transfers

A model splitting fixed from variable cost, break even by month, and the cash needed to get there

Are we pricing correctly?

Contribution by product and by customer, after the costs that genuinely vary

A price and margin analysis, the floor below which a line stops paying, and where increases are least likely to cost volume

Should we hire or outsource?

The fully loaded cost of the hire, and how much of the role is actually occupied

A three year comparison including visa, insurance, gratuity accruing, space, software and leave cover

Can we afford to take this contract?

The working capital cycle, not the margin. Profitable contracts sink companies on timing

A cash profile across the life of the contract, and the peak funding it demands

Do we need funding, and how much?

Peak cash requirement, which is rarely the number people expect and never the annual loss

A funding requirement with amount and timing, and the form that suits the shape of it

Why is profit falling while revenue rises?

Mix, and which costs are behaving as though they were fixed when they are not

A bridge from last year to this, with each movement attributed and sized

Three · Feasibility

What is actually inside
a feasibility study.

Five parts. Most of the ones we are shown are strong on the first and thin on the fourth, which is the wrong way round, because the fourth is what a lender turns to.

The market

Demand evidence rather than market size arithmetic. Who buys today, from whom, at what price, and what would have to be true for them to buy from you instead.

The operating model

What has to exist for this to be delivered. Premises, headcount, licences, systems, suppliers. Most feasibility studies are optimistic here and nowhere else.

The money

Capital cost, running cost, working capital, and the funding requirement that falls out of the three. Presented as cash across time rather than as an annual summary.

The base case, and what breaks it

Two or three variables decide almost every venture. We find which, and show what happens at values you would not choose. The downside case is the one a lender reads first.

The verdict

Go, do not, or go if. The third is the most common honest answer and the one most reports avoid giving.

Four · The boundary

What this is not.

  • Legal advice, or drafting and opining on contracts. We work alongside your lawyers.
  • Regulated investment advice, fund raising, placement or brokerage of any kind. We model the requirement. We do not introduce capital and we take no fee connected to it.
  • Statutory audit or assurance, for the reasons set out across this site.
  • A guarantee of outcome. We show the reasoning and the sensitivities so you can weigh it. Anyone promising you a result has stopped doing analysis and started selling.

No charge

Bring the decision.

Twenty minutes on the question in front of you. We will tell you what it turns on, and whether it needs a piece of work at all. Sometimes it does not.

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