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Imagine a business...                                                                              Last	year's	results:
                                                                                                   Sales                  1,000,000
 Sales                £1,000,000                                                                   Cost	of	sales           850,000
 Margin               15%                                                                          Gross	profit            150,000
 Overheads            £100,000                                                                     Overheads               100,000
 Valuation            3	x	profit	before	tax                                                        Profit	before	tax        50,000


                                                                                                   Valuation               150,000



                                                              Margin	                                 Both	happen	together	and	
 What	if...                         Sales	increase	
                                          by	10%
                                                            increases	
                                                                     	
                                                                          Both	happen	
                                                                              together
                                                                                                      the	business	is	now	worth	 	
                                                              to	20%                                             4	times	profits
 Sales                                  1,100,000           1,000,000           1,100,000                                 1,100,000
 Cost	of	sales                            935,000            800,000             880,000                                   880,000
 Gross	profit                             165,000            200,000             220,000                                   220,000


 Overheads                                100,000            100,000             100,000                                   100,000
 Profit	before	tax                            65,000         100,000             120,000                                   120,000


 Valuation                                195,000            300,000             360,000                                   480,000


 Increase	in	annual	profits                   15,000          50,000              70,000                                    70,000

 Increase	in	value                            45,000         150,000             210,000                                   330,000



If this was your business... 	                                    	         	          	       	
  	Can	you	accurately	measure	performance	to	give	you	the	starting	point?	

  	Can	you	measure	sales	and	profit	by	client?	         	         	         	          	       	

  	Can	you	measure	sales	and	profit	by	service	or	product?	       	         	          	

  	Do	you	know	what	changes	to	make	to	increase	your	margins	and	how	to	ensure	the	changes	are	effective?

  	Do	you	have	a	realistic	valuation	of	your	business	and	do	you	know	how	to	increase	its	value?

  	Are	you	being	helped	to	see	your	business	this	way	and	to	increase	its	value	as	a	result?

We	help	many	businesses	to	increase	their	profitability	and	value	by	identifying	and	
changing	the	drivers	that	make	a	difference.


If	you	would	like	to	find	out	how	we	can	help	you,	please	
call	Michael	Austin	on	020	7384	6800

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How a 10% Sales Increase and 5% Margin Improvement Could Boost Business Value by Over £300,000

  • 1. What if... Imagine a business... Last year's results: Sales 1,000,000 Sales £1,000,000 Cost of sales 850,000 Margin 15% Gross profit 150,000 Overheads £100,000 Overheads 100,000 Valuation 3 x profit before tax Profit before tax 50,000 Valuation 150,000 Margin Both happen together and What if... Sales increase by 10% increases Both happen together the business is now worth to 20% 4 times profits Sales 1,100,000 1,000,000 1,100,000 1,100,000 Cost of sales 935,000 800,000 880,000 880,000 Gross profit 165,000 200,000 220,000 220,000 Overheads 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 Profit before tax 65,000 100,000 120,000 120,000 Valuation 195,000 300,000 360,000 480,000 Increase in annual profits 15,000 50,000 70,000 70,000 Increase in value 45,000 150,000 210,000 330,000 If this was your business... Can you accurately measure performance to give you the starting point? Can you measure sales and profit by client? Can you measure sales and profit by service or product? Do you know what changes to make to increase your margins and how to ensure the changes are effective? Do you have a realistic valuation of your business and do you know how to increase its value? Are you being helped to see your business this way and to increase its value as a result? We help many businesses to increase their profitability and value by identifying and changing the drivers that make a difference. If you would like to find out how we can help you, please call Michael Austin on 020 7384 6800