Strategic modelling turns commercial assumptions into structured scenarios — driver-based, auditable, and suitable for boards, banks, and transaction counterparties.
Model design
We build models that separate inputs, calculations, and outputs; minimise hard-coding; and document assumptions in plain language.
Complexity is added only when it improves decisions — not to impress reviewers.
Scenario testing
Base, upside, and downside cases are linked to operational drivers — volume, price, wage, and capex — rather than blanket percentage shocks.
Sensitivity tables show which assumptions matter most for cash and covenants.
Using outputs
Memos explain what changed between versions and why — critical when management, boards, and advisers iterate quickly.
Models are delivered with walkthroughs so internal teams can maintain them.
Related work
Representative engagements illustrating how we deliver similar outcomes.
Frequently asked questions
What makes a model board-ready?
Clear separation of inputs, calculations, and outputs; documented assumptions; scenarios linked to operational drivers; and memos explaining changes between versions.
Do you build in Excel?
Yes, unless otherwise agreed — with structures designed for internal maintenance after handover.
Can you fix an existing model?
Often. We assess integrity, remove unnecessary complexity, and rebuild drivers where spreadsheets have become brittle.
Modelling support enquiry
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- Response within one business day where possible
- Confidential handling of your enquiry
- Written scope before substantive work begins