Product Company Financial Excel Model

This template is used for education purposes. It prepares the financial model to support the forecasting of future revenues, expenditure and budgeting preparation for a Product Company.

In this financial model, we will show you how we estimate the projection plan with a simple methodology including Revenues Streams, Expenditures, Capital Expenditures, Loan Calculation, Loan Payback Calculation Schedule, Net Working Capital.

Also, it include the summary of some elements of raw data of the projection, in order to prepare a short presentation with the key points that link to the result that are already built up. It may help you to analyze the discounted cash flow (DCF) statement and the way to calculate: Company evaluation, share price calculation, the net present value of the company and some other points that will be essential for the analysis.

Even if this template is not built for an application to a larger size business, it will help you understand some keys point in order to build a Financial Model (Income Statement, Balance Sheet and Statement of Cash Flow).


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A Guide to the Business Analysis: "Business Analysis vs Business Analyst"

What is "Business Analysis"?

Business analysis is the practice of enabling change in an enterprise by defining needs and recommending solutions that deliver value to stakeholders. Business analysis enables an enterprise to articulate needs and the rationale for change, and to design and describe solutions that can deliver value. 

Business analysis is performed on a variety of initiatives within an enterprise. Initiatives may be strategic, tactical, or operational. Business analysis may be performed within the boundaries of a project or throughout enterprise evolution and continuous improvement. It can be used to understand the current state, to define the future state, and to determine the activities required to move from the current to the future state.

What is "Business Analysts"?

A Business analyst is any person who performs business analysis tasks, no matter their job title or organizational role. Business analysts are responsible for discovering, synthesizing, and analyzing information from a variety of sources within an enterprise, including tools, processes, documentation, and stakeholders.

The business analyst is responsible for eliciting the actual needs of stakeholders—which frequently involves investigating and clarifying their expressed desires—in order to determine underlying issues and causes.

Business analysts play a role in aligning the designed and delivered solutions with
the needs of stakeholders. The activities that business analysts perform include:

• understanding enterprise problems and goals,
• analyzing needs and solutions,
• devising strategies,
• driving change, and

• facilitating stakeholder collaboration.

Other common job titles for people who perform business analysis include:

• business architect,
• business systems analyst,
• data analyst,
• enterprise analyst,
• management consultant,
• process analyst,
• product manager,
• product owner,
• requirements engineer, and
• systems analyst.

Source: BABOK v3, A Guide to the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge® by IIBA (International Institute of Business Analysis™)