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Granular Forecasting: Built a revenue model broken down by business segment (A, B, and C) to allow for specific growth and margin assumptions for different product lines.
Profitability Drivers: Analyzed the bridge from Revenue (370) to EBITDA (80), incorporating variable Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) and fixed Operating Expenses.
SBC Integration: Correctly identified and categorized Stock-Based Compensation (30) within Operating Expenses to allow for proper non-cash reconciliation in the valuation phase.
Margin Analysis: Structured the statement to highlight Operating Income (EBIT) as the primary indicator of core business performance before interest and tax effects.
This project demonstrates how inventory and sales data can be transformed into actionable insights to support better stock management and supply chain decisions.
The presentation takes the analysis beyond reporting stock quantities. It focuses on understanding product movement, inventory turnover, stock availability, slow-moving products and replenishment needs.
Designed for business owners, operations managers, procurement teams and inventory controllers, the report helps answer critical operational questions:
- Which products require replenishment?
- Where is capital tied up in excess or slow-moving stock?
- Which products have high demand?
- Are inventory levels aligned with sales patterns?
The goal is to support informed purchasing decisions, improve stock availability, reduce inventory-related costs and make more efficient use of working capital.
Business value: Improved inventory control, reduced stock-related inefficiencies, better purchasing decisions and more reliable product availability.
PRESENTATION ON Customer Analytics & Segmentation:
Knowing how much a business sells is important. But understanding who is buying, what they buy, how often they return, and what keeps them coming back is equally important.
This is where Customer Analytics & Segmentation comes in.
After analysing customer and transaction data, the next step is to translate those findings into insights that management, marketing teams and customer relationship teams can actually use.
This presentation helps answer questions such as:
- Who are our most valuable customers?
- Which customers make repeat purchases, and which ones only buy once?
- Which customer segments contribute most to revenue?
- Are we retaining our customers or constantly relying on new ones?
- Where should we focus our customer engagement efforts?
Why does this matter?
Because acquiring customers is only part of growing a business. Understanding customer behaviour helps businesses improve retention, develop more relevant marketing strategies, identify valuable customer segments and build stronger long-term relationships.