Advice and plans that get businesses funded.
Bank-ready business plans, working financial models and clear analysis for owners raising money, buying a business or making a major decision.
What's included
Analysis that stands up to a lender's questions and plain answers for the owner who has to decide.
Bank-ready business plans
Plans structured around what Grenadian lenders and development agencies ask for.
Financial projections and models
Three-year projections, cash flow and loan schedules in working spreadsheets you keep.
Loan applications
Complete application packs for commercial banks, credit unions and development lenders.
Loan restructuring proposals
Projections and proposals that support a request to reduce or reschedule repayments.
Grants and matching grants
Applications to regional and international programmes, with budgets and supporting schedules.
Valuations and acquisition reviews
Business valuations and financial due diligence before you buy, sell or invest.
Product costing and pricing
True cost per product or service, so prices cover costs and leave a margin.
Capital investment plans
Phased budgets for equipment, buildings and expansion, matched to funding.
Feasibility studies
Numbers-first assessment of new projects, from solar installations to new locations.
When owners call us.
The bigger the decision, the more the numbers matter.
- You're applying for a loan and need a plan and projections the bank will accept.
- Repayments are tight and you want to ask your lender for new terms.
- A grant or matching-grant window is open and the deadline is close.
- You're thinking of buying a business or property and need to know what it's really worth.
- You want to know whether a new product, location or project will pay for itself.
Questions owners ask
If yours isn't here, ask us directly. We answer plainly.
Can you guarantee my loan will be approved?
No one honestly can. What we do is make the application complete, accurate and strong enough to be assessed properly, and tell you in advance about any weak points a lender may raise.
Which lenders and agencies do you prepare for?
Commercial banks, credit unions, development lenders and regional and international funding programmes active in Grenada and the OECS.
Do I keep the financial model?
Yes. You receive the working spreadsheet, not just a printout, so the numbers can be updated as things change.
How long does a business plan take?
It depends on the size of the project and how quickly records are available. You get a timeline in writing before we start.
Make your next big decision with the numbers in front of you.
Tell us what you're planning and when the deadline is.