Planning and Evaluating Business Scenarios is Essential for Management and Growth

We prepare a range of studies, including: Business Plans, Economic-Financial Feasibility Studies and Business Studies & Evaluations.

 

Business Plan

The Business Plan is a complete tool that offers transparency, guidance and support for the lasting success of a company. It helps to make informed decisions, based on detailed analysis of the market, competition and financial projections. It allows you to anticipate potential challenges, provides a framework for monitoring business performance over time, and is a crucial tool for attracting investors, business partners or funding, as it demonstrates the viability and return potential of the business.

 

Economic and Financial Feasibility Study

The Economic-Financial Feasibility Study (EVEF) demonstrates the profitability and soundness of an investment project, identifies and assesses risks, allowing mitigation strategies to be implemented. It analyses operational efficiency, identifying opportunities for improvement and optimizing resources, at a stage prior to the implementation of a project, contributing to informed decisions and the effective management of resources.

 

Business Valuation

Company Valuation provides valuable information for a variety of strategic, financial and operational decisions throughout an organization’s life cycle. In an increasingly competitive market, knowing the value of the company is a key competitive advantage for any entrepreneur, whether to support investment decisions in a capital-raising situation, to sell the company and/or to assess its financial and economic situation on a recurring basis.

 

In its analyses and evaluations, HMBO combines 3 methods cumulatively:

  • Discounted cash-flows, which is the most widely accepted company valuation method, since in addition to taking into account the company’s historical years and its current assets, it allows us to analyze the company’s future capacity to generate wealth over a period of time that generally varies between 5 and 10 years.
  • Market multiples, which it is not advisable to analyze individually, as it consists of determining the value of the company by comparing it with companies with similar activities.
  • Equity, which considers the value of the company’s assets at current market value, such as real estate, equipment, stock, among others.