Business Plan
The first step to take when a business idea comes up is to analyse the business model in detail and understand if it has potential. Thus, it becomes essential to create a Business Plan to help realise the idea itself, being important to understand what human resources are needed, the amount to invest, the potential it has in the market in which it is located and its competitors, among others.
While it is a basic requirement for borrowing or pitching your idea to a potential investor, it is also good practice for all start-ups to be able to structure their potential market entry, or even for companies looking to restructure.
In this document, both a qualitative and quantitative study is carried out, analysing the strategies to be implemented according to the objectives to be achieved and using financial forecasts created based on them.
So, a business plan must answer some fundamental questions:
- What are the objectives to be achieved?
- What are the sales forecasts?
- What strategies will be used to achieve the proposed objectives?
- How will they be implemented?
- What costs will the company incur?
If it is based on the need to obtain financing, there is always a part dedicated to it that includes a technical description of the investment, a debt repayment plan, among others.
BUYME Business works closely with companies at every step of the Business Plan development process, offering a personalised service close to the client.
The creation of the Business Plan is available as an individualised service and as part of funding support services, which includes the submission of the application to the entities and monitoring throughout the process.
