GENERALMONEY, WITH A PLAN

5-year business health and financial engine.

Model working capital, loan EMI and DSCR, tax reserves, inflation, customer churn and a five-year cash-flow outlook for a business.

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YOUR RESULTS
Business health screenCash-risk screen: current operations do not cover debt service.
Monthly EBITDA / estimated PAT-₹5,000.00 / -₹43,000.00
Monthly EMI / DSCR₹27,303.69 / -0.18×
Required working capital / funding gap₹7,20,000.00 / ₹2,20,000.00
Cash runway after debt service15.5 months
Gross LTV / LTV to CAC₹3,375.00 / 13.5×
5-year NPV after CAPEX-₹35,65,475.64
Year 1
-1,100,520.96
Year 2
-427,474.39
Year 3
-429,508.8
Year 4
-431,795.48
Year 5
-434,402.25

Planning model only; it is not accounting, lending, tax, GST, legal, valuation or investment advice. Income tax, GST input credits, working-capital cycles, depreciation, customer retention, finance terms, compliance costs, bad debt, inventory write-offs and local regulations must be verified with current records and qualified advisers.

View detailed breakdown
YearRevenueEBITDADebt serviceTax reserveFree cash flowLoan balance
Year 1₹72,00,000.00-₹60,000.00₹3,27,644.25₹0.00-₹11,00,520.96₹10,17,750.14
Year 2₹77,76,000.00-₹58,800.00₹3,27,644.25₹0.00-₹4,27,474.39₹8,10,343.88
Year 3₹83,98,080.00-₹57,552.00₹3,27,644.25₹0.00-₹4,29,508.80₹5,74,308.81
Year 4₹90,69,926.40-₹56,293.68₹3,27,644.25₹0.00-₹4,31,795.48₹3,05,693.24
Year 5₹97,95,520.51-₹55,071.84₹3,27,644.25₹0.00-₹4,34,402.25₹0.00
HOW THIS RESULT WAS BUILTDeterministic calculationEngine calculator-core-1.0.0

Method: The tool estimates operating contribution, required cash tied up in receivables and inventory, debt service, tax reserve, customer lifetime value and a discounted five-year cash-flow view from your editable assumptions.

Inputs used: Currency = INR; Monthly revenue = 600,000 ₹; Gross contribution margin = 45 %; Monthly rent = 80,000 ₹; Monthly payroll = 140,000 ₹; Other monthly fixed overhead = 55,000 ₹; Cash reserve available today = 500,000 ₹; Days sales outstanding (DSO) = 15 days; Inventory days = 20 days; Minimum liquidity buffer = 200,000 ₹; Opening business loan = 1,200,000 ₹; Loan interest rate = 13 %; Loan term = 5 years; Depreciable setup CAPEX = 1,500,000 ₹; Depreciation life = 5 years; Effective income-tax reserve = 25 %; Annual revenue growth = 8 %; Annual rent escalation = 7 %; Annual wage inflation = 9 %; Other-cost inflation = 6 %; NPV discount rate = 14 %; Active customers per month = 1,000 customers; Monthly customer churn = 8 %; Customer acquisition cost = 250 ₹; Gross profit per active customer per month = 270 ₹

Assumptions: The result uses the values, units and options shown in the input snapshot.

Scope and warnings: Planning model only; it is not accounting, lending, tax, GST, legal, valuation or investment advice. Income tax, GST input credits, working-capital cycles, depreciation, customer retention, finance terms, compliance costs, bad debt, inventory write-offs and local regulations must be verified with current records and qualified advisers. Rounding and excluded real-world terms can make an external result differ.

UNDERSTAND THE RESULT

How this 5-year business health and financial engine works

The tool estimates operating contribution, required cash tied up in receivables and inventory, debt service, tax reserve, customer lifetime value and a discounted five-year cash-flow view from your editable assumptions.

A worked example

Enter monthly revenue, gross margin, rent, payroll, reserve and loan terms to see whether operating cash covers debt and working-capital needs.

Does a positive profit guarantee a healthy business?

No. Receivables, inventory, debt principal, tax timing, capital spending and required cash buffers can create a cash shortfall even when the profit-and-loss statement is positive.

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