A business can look profitable
Faizan Arshad
A business can look profitable on paper — but is it financially viable?
That’s one of the questions I wanted to explore when building this 5-year financial feasibility model in Excel.
The model lets you switch between Worst Case, Base Case, and Best Case and see how the numbers change across:
→ Revenue
→ Costs
→ Gross Profit
→ EBITDA
→ Net Income
→ Cash Flow
→ Key financial metrics
The interesting part isn’t just the final profit number.
It’s seeing how the business responds when your assumptions change.
A small change in revenue growth, margins, rent, or operating costs can have a significant impact on the financial outlook.
That’s why I enjoy financial modelling — it turns a business idea into numbers you can actually test, compare, and understand.
MSc Investment Analysis | FMVA® Certified
#FinancialModeling #Excel #FinancialAnalysis #Forecasting #FeasibilityStudy
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Posted Sep 15, 2026
A business can look profitable on paper — but is it financially viable? That’s one of the questions I wanted to explore when building this 5-year financial f...
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