Manufacturing Business Model
Originally published: 29/11/2021 08:59
Publication number: ELQ-80192-1
View all versions & Certificate
certified

Manufacturing Business Model

This model can be used to value or analyze any company producing a product or multiple products.

Description
The Manufacturing Financial Model provides a framework to accurately forecast the financial statements of a manufacturing company over the next 5 years. The model uses a detailed breakdown to estimate the company’s operating assumptions. The model then uses financial ratio analysis and contains a DCF valuation framework. Furthermore, the model also includes an acquisition analysis with sources and uses of funds, as well as investor IRR analysis based on dividend and exit valuation assumptions.

The highlights of this financial model are:
• Forecast of Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow Statement and Financial Ratios over the next 5 years
• The Yearly Income Statement gives you complete insights into revenue and general & administrative expenses
• This financial model template contains inputs that, when changed, impact the calculations and, therefore, the changes are applied to all relevant sheets. This financial model has built-in flexibility to display different outcomes or final calculations based on changes.
• Detailed breakdowns to estimate sales, direct and indirect cost, gross profit, and operating costs
• Discounted cash flow valuation calculation using the projected cash flows.
• Sensitivity Analysis for WACC and EV/EBITDA Exit Multiple
• Executive summary with a quick glance at the company’s key highlights
• Printable Profit and Loss, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statement sheets to present your analysis to different stakeholders

This Best Practice includes
1 Excel model

Acquire business license for $30.00

Add to cart

Add to bookmarks

Discuss

Further information

It will enable the user to make sound decisions by considering all operational and financial
risk factors. An integrated financial model is powerful since it enables the Financial Model user to change
any assumption in one part of the statement to see how it impacts all other parts of the
statements accurately and consistently.

This model can help you measure how different scenarios might play out financially. For
example, if you increase the marketing budget or add another employee to the payroll, how
many extra sales will be needed to recover that additional expense?


0.0 / 5 (0 votes)

please wait...