Strategic rationale
We clarify objectives, market, value proposition and execution priorities.
Strategy and numbers to finance execution
We prepare business plans for established companies seeking to invest, grow, finance an acquisition, raise capital or reorganise their activities, linking strategy, operations and financial projections.
Discuss a transactionOur perspective
A credible business plan explains how strategy becomes results, capital requirements and the capacity to execute.
The challenge
A useful business plan is not a generic forecasting exercise. It must identify revenue and margin drivers, resources, risks, the investment timetable, cash requirements and funding sources.
Fenix Capital Partners builds the plan with management, tests assumptions and organises the information for its intended audience, whether a board, bank, fund, investor or incentives managing authority.
We clarify objectives, market, value proposition and execution priorities.
We link operating assumptions to profit and loss, balance sheet, cash flow and capital requirements.
We test scenarios and present a coherent, documented narrative tailored to the decision-maker.
How we can help
Our process
We define the objective, audience and key strategic and operating assumptions.
We build integrated projections, capital requirements, sensitivities and scenarios.
We organise the plan and support its discussion with lenders, investors or public bodies.
Mandate and deliverables
The scope is tailored to the transaction, the stage of the process and the needs of management or shareholders.
Assessment and definition of objectives
Market analysis and operating assumptions
Integrated financial projections and cash flow
Investment requirements and financing plan
Executive document and materials for banks or investors
When to talk to us
Preparing to decide
It should explain the objective, market, business model, commercial and operating plan, team, investment and key risks. Forecasts should integrate profit and loss, balance sheet and cash flow, showing capital needs, funding sources and execution capability.
Yes, provided it is tailored to the lender's decision. It should demonstrate use of funds, shareholder contribution, cash generation, repayment capacity and resilience under less favourable scenarios, supported by historical information and verifiable assumptions.
Timing depends on complexity, information availability and the number of scenarios. The timetable is agreed after the initial assessment and covers information gathering, modelling, validation with management and preparation of final materials.