Looking for Investors? Get an Investor-Ready DPR & Fundraising Assistance
A serious investor normally needs much more than a business idea or attractive presentation. We help promoters prepare a professionally structured investment proposition supported by financial projections, valuation, funding strategy, investor presentation and fundraising assistance.
Starting ₹75,000 Final professional fee depends on project size, funding requirement, Financial Model complexity, valuation requirements and fundraising support involved.
Normally within 7–10 working days after receipt of substantially complete information and documents.
Approximately 15–20 working days, subject to project complexity and timely client review.
Up to 12 months for eligible comprehensive assignments relating to the same fundraising mandate.
A Good Business Idea Is Not Automatically an Investable Proposal
Promoters naturally understand the potential of their own business. An investor evaluates the same opportunity from a very different perspective — focusing on risk, financial viability, valuation, ownership, future returns and possible exit opportunities.
“I Have a Good Project and I Need an Investor”
This may be the starting point of a conversation, but a serious fundraising discussion normally requires much more clarity and financial substance.
What Does a Serious Investor Want to Understand?
The exact questions vary by project, but these issues usually become central to an investment discussion.
Is Investor-Ready DPR & Fundraising Assistance Suitable for Your Business?
This service is primarily designed for promoters with a credible business or project opportunity who need external capital for implementation, expansion, diversification or the next stage of growth.
New Manufacturing & Processing Projects
For promoters planning industrial, manufacturing, food processing, agro-processing or other substantial projects where external capital is required for plant, machinery, infrastructure, working capital and implementation.
Existing Business Expansion
For established businesses planning additional production capacity, machinery, facilities, branches, new locations, geographical expansion or significant growth requiring fresh capital.
Diversification Projects
For promoters with an existing business who are entering a new product category, industry, manufacturing line or business vertical and need to present the new opportunity professionally to investors.
Growing MSMEs
For MSMEs that have reached a stage where promoter funds and normal borrowing may not be sufficient to finance the next phase of expansion, capacity creation or market growth.
Startups & Scalable Businesses
For businesses with an identifiable revenue model, market opportunity and credible growth plan that now require professional Financial Modelling, valuation, investment presentation and fundraising readiness.
Export & Import-Substitution Opportunities
For businesses planning export-led growth or domestic manufacturing opportunities capable of replacing imported products where the strategic market opportunity can strengthen the investor proposition.
You Do Not Need to Have Everything Finalised Before Contacting Us
Many promoters approach us while project cost, capital structure, valuation or even the exact funding requirement is still being evaluated. We can begin by understanding the business and then help structure the financial and investment proposition systematically.
- Brief description of the business or proposed project
- Approximate project cost or expansion requirement
- Approximate amount of funding required
- Whether the business is new or already operational
- Promoter contribution or amount already invested, if known
- Whether you are considering equity, debt, strategic investment or are still evaluating the right structure
Not Sure Whether Your Project Is Investor-Ready?
Send a brief summary of your business, approximate project cost and funding requirement. We can first understand the proposal and then guide you on the appropriate Investor-Ready DPR and fundraising scope.
You May Need Capital — But What Kind of Capital Is Right for the Business?
Fundraising should not begin with only one question: “Where can I get the money?” The more important question is how much capital is required, what form it should take and what funding structure the business can reasonably support.
The Objective Is Not Simply to Raise Funds
The objective is to create a funding structure that supports implementation and growth without placing unnecessary repayment pressure on the business or causing avoidable dilution of promoter ownership.
Equity Investment
Capital raised in exchange for an ownership interest in the business based upon mutually agreed investment terms and valuation.
- No scheduled principal repayment like a normal loan
- Reduces promoter ownership through dilution
- Valuation becomes a key negotiation point
- Suitable where growth capital is required for a longer period
Debt Funding
Repayable funding can be suitable where future business cash flows can reasonably support interest, principal repayment and working capital requirements.
- Promoter ownership may remain substantially unchanged
- Interest and repayment obligations must be serviced
- Cash-flow adequacy and repayment capacity are critical
- May include bank, institutional or other permitted debt sources
Strategic Investor
A strategic investor may contribute more than capital by bringing industry capabilities or commercial advantages relevant to the business.
- Potential access to markets or distribution
- Technology or operational capabilities
- Supply-chain or procurement advantages
- Industry credibility or strategic collaboration
Hybrid Funding Structure
Many substantial projects may require a combination of promoter contribution, debt, equity and other permitted funding structures.
- Can balance repayment obligations and promoter dilution
- Useful for larger project or expansion requirements
- Funding mix can be phased according to project milestones
- Requires careful integration with future cash flows
Too Much Debt and Too Much Equity Can Both Create Problems
The appropriate funding mix depends upon the project economics, promoter resources, projected cash generation, business risk and future growth plans.
High interest and repayment commitments can create pressure on working capital and cash flows, particularly during the initial implementation and ramp-up period.
Raising more equity than reasonably required may unnecessarily reduce promoter ownership and participation in future business value creation.
What Do We Prepare for Your Fundraising Assignment?
A serious fundraising mandate should not consist of disconnected documents. We work to ensure that the DPR, Financial Model, valuation, funding structure and Investor Pitch Deck communicate the same commercial and financial story.
More Than a Project Report. More Than a Pitch Deck.
Our objective is to convert your project or business opportunity into a structured investor proposition supported by credible assumptions, financial analysis, valuation logic, funding strategy and professional presentation.
Investor-Ready Detailed Project Report
A professionally structured DPR that explains the project, promoter background, market opportunity, operating model, project cost, financial viability, risks, funding requirement and overall investment proposition.
- Business and project overview
- Industry and market analysis
- Project configuration and implementation
- Project cost and means of finance
- Financial viability and investment proposition
Funding Requirement & Capital Structure
Analysis of how much capital is actually required and how the proposed requirement may be divided between promoter contribution, debt, equity and other suitable funding sources.
- Total capital requirement
- Promoter contribution
- Existing investment, where applicable
- Debt and equity requirement
- Working capital and contingency planning
Integrated Financial Model
The Financial Model provides the numerical foundation for the DPR, valuation and investor proposition. Depending upon the assignment, we normally prepare a 5-year or 7-year model based on the project’s operating assumptions, funding structure and expected business performance.
Business Valuation Analysis
Financial and commercial analysis to help support a reasonable valuation range for investor discussions using methods appropriate to the business and available information.
- DCF analysis where appropriate
- Earnings or EBITDA multiple approach
- Revenue-based indicators where relevant
- Comparable-company considerations
- Asset and strategic-value considerations
Promoter Dilution Analysis
We analyse how different investment amounts and valuation scenarios may affect ownership between the promoters and the proposed investor.
- Pre-money valuation scenarios
- Investment amount analysis
- Post-money valuation
- Investor ownership percentage
- Promoter ownership after investment
Investor Pitch Deck
A professionally structured presentation designed to communicate the essential investment story in a concise and investor-friendly format.
- Business opportunity
- Promoter and management profile
- Market and competitive positioning
- Financial highlights
- Funding ask and investor proposition
Use of Funds & Growth Roadmap
Clear explanation of where investor capital is proposed to be deployed and what commercial or operational milestones the funding is expected to support.
- Plant and machinery
- Infrastructure and implementation
- Working capital
- Market expansion
- Growth milestones and business scaling
Investor Return & Exit Analysis
Where relevant, we evaluate reasonable return and future exit scenarios so that the promoter understands the investor’s economic perspective before entering serious discussions.
- Potential value-creation scenarios
- Investment-return analysis
- Dividend or distribution potential where relevant
- Secondary-sale possibilities
- Strategic exit and future funding scenarios
Investor-Readiness Review
Before serious investor discussions, we review whether the proposal is sufficiently prepared to answer likely financial, valuation and funding-related questions.
- Consistency of major assumptions
- Funding requirement clarity
- Valuation and dilution preparedness
- Financial-question readiness
- Presentation and investor discussion preparedness
Every Deliverable Should Support the Same Investment Story
One of the most important parts of an investor-ready assignment is consistency. The numbers and assumptions presented to an investor should not change from one document to another.
See Selected Indicative Pages from an Investor-Ready DPR
Review a selection of illustrative pages to understand the professional structure, financial presentation, valuation approach and investor-oriented analysis that may form part of a customised Investor-Ready DPR assignment.
Please note: the PDF shown below contains only selected indicative sample pages prepared for demonstration. It is intentionally not the complete Investor-Ready DPR. A complete client assignment is substantially more detailed and is customised according to the actual project, Financial Model, funding requirement, valuation and investor proposition.
Important — Sample Pages Are Indicative Only
The pages displayed above are provided solely to demonstrate the possible format, quality of presentation, financial analysis, valuation logic and investor-oriented approach of our work. They are not a complete DPR, investment memorandum, valuation report, investment recommendation or funding offer. Names, figures, assumptions and scenarios appearing in the sample are illustrative.
Your Actual Investor-Ready DPR Will Be Prepared Around Your Project
The complete assignment is developed from the actual commercial and financial facts of your business. Therefore, the final report may be significantly different from these selected sample pages.
The Actual DPR Is Much More Detailed Than the Sample Shown Above
Depending upon the agreed scope and nature of the project, the complete Investor-Ready DPR and supporting Financial Model may contain substantially deeper project, market, financial, valuation and fundraising analysis.
- Detailed promoter and business profile
- Industry and market analysis
- Project configuration and implementation
- Project cost and means of finance
- Detailed operating assumptions
- 5-year or 7-year Financial Model
- Profit & Loss projections
- Projected Balance Sheet
- Projected Cash Flow
- Working-capital analysis
- ROI, IRR and payback analysis
- Sensitivity / scenario analysis
- Business valuation analysis
- Promoter dilution scenarios
- Investor return considerations
- Risk and exit-scenario analysis
Need a Complete Investor-Ready DPR for Your Own Project?
Share your business or project, approximate project cost and funding requirement. We can discuss the appropriate scope for your customised Investor-Ready DPR, Financial Model, valuation, Pitch Deck and fundraising assistance.
Financial Model, Business Valuation & Promoter Dilution Analysis
Investors ultimately evaluate the economics behind the opportunity. A strong Investor-Ready DPR therefore needs to explain how the business may perform, what it may reasonably be worth and what ownership an investor may receive for the proposed investment.
Attractive Presentation Cannot Replace Financial Logic
Revenue growth, margins, valuation and expected returns should be linked to understandable operating assumptions. Our approach is to connect capacity, pricing, costs, working capital, capital expenditure and funding with the projected performance of the business.
Integrated Financial Model
A 5-year or 7-year Financial Model may be prepared depending upon the project, funding structure and expected investment horizon.
- Revenue and operating assumptions
- Capacity utilisation and product mix
- Cost and profitability projections
- Working-capital requirements
- Cash-flow generation
- ROI, IRR and payback where relevant
Business Valuation Analysis
We analyse valuation from the perspective of business economics, projected performance, available information and suitable valuation approaches.
- Pre-money valuation considerations
- DCF analysis where appropriate
- Earnings / EBITDA multiples
- Revenue or comparable indicators
- Asset and strategic considerations
- Reasonableness of valuation expectations
Promoter Dilution Analysis
We evaluate how different investment amounts and valuation scenarios may affect promoter ownership after a proposed equity investment.
- Proposed investor contribution
- Pre-money versus post-money valuation
- Investor ownership percentage
- Promoter ownership after investment
- Alternative investment scenarios
- Future dilution considerations
From Operating Assumptions to Investor Economics
The Financial Model should not begin with arbitrary profit numbers. It should begin with the operational drivers of the business and systematically translate those assumptions into projected financial statements and investment metrics.
How May Business Valuation Be Analysed?
There is no single valuation method suitable for every business. Depending upon the stage, industry, profitability, available information and purpose of the analysis, one or more approaches may be considered.
How Pre-Money Valuation Can Affect Investor Ownership
The following simplified example is only to explain the concept of valuation and dilution. It is not a valuation recommendation for any actual business.
Why This Matters to the Promoter
A promoter should understand how much ownership may be diluted before accepting an investment proposal. A seemingly small change in valuation can materially affect promoter ownership and long-term participation in future business value.
Why This Matters to the Investor
The investor needs to understand whether the proposed valuation is supported by realistic growth, profitability and cash-flow assumptions and whether the ownership offered provides an appropriate economic proposition.
Investor Return & Exit Strategy
An investor normally evaluates more than projected profit. The investor also wants to understand how the value of the business may grow, how the investment could generate an economic return and what practical exit possibilities may exist in future.
What Happens After the Investor Invests?
A well-prepared investor proposition should explain not only why capital is required today, but also how that capital is expected to help the business grow and how such growth may create value for both promoters and investors.
From Investor Capital to Potential Value Creation
The economic logic should show how the proposed capital may help create additional business capacity, revenue, profitability, cash flow and ultimately enterprise value.
Business Value Growth
If the business successfully expands revenue, profitability, market presence and cash generation, the enterprise value may increase over time.
Cash Distribution Potential
A mature and profitable business may have the capacity to distribute profits, subject to cash-flow requirements, business needs and applicable corporate decisions.
Ownership Appreciation
Where the enterprise value grows, the economic value of the investor’s ownership interest may also increase, subject to future dilution and transaction terms.
Liquidity / Exit Event
The investor may eventually seek to realise value through a suitable transaction such as a strategic sale, secondary sale, buyout or other permitted exit route.
How Enterprise Value Growth May Affect an Investor’s Stake
The following illustration is only to explain the concept. It does not represent a forecast, guaranteed return or valuation advice for any actual business.
An Exit Strategy Is a Scenario — Not an Assurance
Investors may want to understand how they could eventually realise value, but no adviser can guarantee that a buyer, future investor, promoter buyback, acquisition or IPO will actually occur.
- Future business performance
- Revenue and profitability achieved
- Cash-flow generation
- Industry and economic conditions
- Investor demand and market liquidity
- Future valuation expectations
- Shareholder and transaction terms
- Legal and regulatory requirements
Market Opportunity, Export Potential & Import Substitution
Strong financial projections need a credible commercial foundation. We therefore seek to connect market opportunity, target customers, pricing, capacity, distribution and growth strategy with the revenue assumptions used in the Financial Model.
“Sales Will Grow 30% Every Year” Is Not Enough
An investor may reasonably ask what will actually drive that growth. The answer should come from market size, customer demand, production capacity, pricing, product mix, distribution reach and the competitive position of the business.
Market Opportunity
We examine the broad industry opportunity, relevant demand drivers, market segments and commercial conditions that may support the proposed business or expansion.
Target Customers
The investor proposition should identify who is expected to buy the product or service, whether B2B, B2C, institutional, distributor, export or other customer segments.
Pricing & Margin Logic
Selling-price assumptions should be connected with market positioning, product quality, customer segment, competition and expected gross-margin economics.
Scalability & Growth
We consider whether future growth may come from capacity expansion, new products, wider distribution, geographical expansion, exports or additional customer segments.
Connecting Market Research with Financial Projections
The purpose of market analysis is not merely to add industry statistics to the DPR. It should help support the commercial assumptions behind the projected revenue and profitability.
Export-Oriented Growth
For suitable products and industries, international demand can strengthen the overall investment proposition and provide an additional growth route beyond the domestic market.
- Potential overseas target markets
- Broad international demand indicators
- Export-oriented product opportunities
- Pricing and margin considerations
- Product quality and specification requirements
- Scalability of export sales
Import-Substitution Opportunity
Where Indian customers materially depend upon imported products, competitive domestic manufacturing may create a strategic business opportunity for suitable projects.
- Existing dependence on imported products
- Domestic manufacturing capability
- Potential cost and lead-time advantages
- Local supply-chain benefits
- Customer preference for reliable domestic supply
- Future scale and strategic relevance
Generic Market Statistics Do Not Make a Project Investable
A long market-research section can still be weak if it does not explain how the proposed business will actually generate sales. We therefore focus on commercially relevant information rather than adding data merely to increase the length of the DPR.
Market Analysis Should Support the Numbers — Not Sit Separately from Them
Our objective is to connect the market opportunity → sales assumptions → capacity utilisation → revenue → profitability → valuation → investor proposition so the commercial story and Financial Model remain aligned.
Up to 12 Months of Fundraising Support
Preparing the Investor-Ready DPR, Financial Model, valuation and Pitch Deck is an important first stage. For eligible comprehensive assignments, we can also provide reasonable professional fundraising support for up to 12 months for the same fundraising mandate.
We Do Not Simply Prepare the Documents and End the Assignment
Investor discussions often lead to questions, revised scenarios, valuation discussions and requests for financial clarification. Where included in the engagement, we continue to support the promoter through genuine fundraising discussions relating to the same mandate.
The support period is intended to assist with reasonable fundraising activities, investor-related financial questions and genuine discussions arising from the same business, project and fundraising mandate.
Investor Targeting Guidance
We help think through the categories of investors that may be more relevant to the business based on sector, funding requirement, business stage and proposed transaction structure.
Investor Search Assistance
Depending upon the agreed scope, we may support the process of identifying and researching potentially relevant financial, strategic or other suitable investor categories.
Presentation Preparation
We help promoters prepare for serious investor conversations by reviewing the key financial, valuation, funding and business points that are likely to arise.
Financial Clarifications
We can assist in explaining the Financial Model, assumptions, profitability projections, cash flows, funding requirement and other financial aspects during genuine investor discussions.
Valuation & Dilution Discussions
Where investor feedback leads to different valuation or investment scenarios, we can help the promoter understand their financial and ownership implications.
Reasonable Investor-Led Revisions
Genuine investor discussions may require reasonable updates to selected financial scenarios or presentation points. Such support may be provided within the agreed fundraising scope.
How the Fundraising Support Journey May Work
The exact process varies from business to business, but the following provides a practical view of how investor-readiness work can move into active fundraising support.
The Right Investor Depends on the Nature of the Opportunity
A manufacturing expansion may require a different investor profile from a startup, export business or strategic diversification. Therefore, investor search should begin with understanding the business and funding proposition rather than approaching everyone.
What Our Support May Include
- Investor-targeting and search guidance
- Review of prospective investor suitability
- Guidance on initial investor approach
- Financial and presentation preparation
- Assistance in responding to financial questions
- Valuation and dilution scenario analysis
- Reasonable financial revisions arising from investor discussions
- Financial negotiation guidance
What This Service Does Not Promise
- Guaranteed investor introduction
- Guaranteed investment or funding closure
- Guaranteed valuation acceptance
- Guaranteed term sheet or transaction
- Guaranteed investor return
- Guaranteed timeline for fundraising
- Guaranteed debt or equity sanction
- Guaranteed acquisition, buyout or exit
The 12-Month Support Relates to the Same Fundraising Mandate
The continuing support is intended for the same business, project and substantially the same fundraising requirement covered by the original engagement. A materially different project, new company, new acquisition, substantially changed transaction or separate fundraising exercise may require a separate scope and professional fee.
Share Your Funding Requirement and Current Fundraising Stage
Tell us whether you are preparing to approach investors, already speaking with potential investors or need to first build the complete Investor-Ready DPR and funding proposition.
How the Investor-Ready DPR & Fundraising Engagement Works
We follow a structured process so that you know what happens first, when the draft is shared, when the balance fee becomes payable and when the fundraising-support stage begins.
Initial WhatsApp Discussion
Share a brief overview of your business or proposed project, approximate project cost, current business stage and expected funding requirement.
Preliminary Understanding
We understand the business opportunity, promoter background, project stage, capital requirement and whether equity, debt, strategic investment or a combination may need to be examined.
Scope & Professional Fee Confirmation
After understanding the assignment, we confirm the proposed scope, principal deliverables, professional fee, expected timelines and applicable fundraising-support scope.
30% Advance at Commencement
The assignment begins after receipt of the agreed 30% advance professional fee and the initial information required to start the engagement.
Information & Document Collection
A project-specific information requirement is shared covering the business, promoters, project cost, operations, financial assumptions, funding and other relevant matters.
Business, Market & Project Analysis
We analyse the project economics, commercial opportunity, market, project cost, operating assumptions, working capital, capital structure and major risks.
Financial Model & Valuation
The Financial Model and valuation framework are developed so that the DPR, funding requirement, dilution analysis and Pitch Deck remain financially consistent.
First Complete Draft
The first complete draft of the principal agreed deliverables is shared for promoter review, comments, corrections and clarification.
70% Balance After First Draft
The remaining 70% professional fee becomes payable after submission of the first complete draft and client review, before finalisation and release of the final deliverables.
Corrections & Finalisation
Agreed corrections, clarifications and reasonable refinements are incorporated so that the final documents remain commercially and financially consistent.
Final Deliverables
The final Investor-Ready DPR, Financial Model, valuation analysis, Pitch Deck and other agreed deliverables are released after completion of the applicable payment and finalisation process.
Fundraising Support Begins
Where included in the engagement, the applicable fundraising-support period for the same mandate begins, including reasonable investor targeting, financial clarification and negotiation support.
You Do Not Need to Prepare Everything Before Contacting Us
We first understand the project and then provide a customised information requirement. The exact documents depend upon whether the business is new, existing, expansion-stage or already operating.
Targeted after receipt of substantially complete information, supporting documents, key assumptions and the agreed 30% advance professional fee.
Subject to project complexity, timely client review, availability of clarifications and the extent of revisions or additional scenarios required.
Ready to Start with an Initial Project Discussion?
Send your business or project details, approximate project cost and funding requirement on WhatsApp. We can first understand the requirement and then confirm the appropriate scope and professional fee.
What Information Do We Need — and How Long Does the Assignment Take?
Every project is different. Instead of asking every client for the same checklist, we first understand the proposal and then request the information, documents and assumptions actually relevant to your Investor-Ready DPR and Financial Model.
You Do Not Need to Have Every Document Ready Before Contacting Us
Many promoters contact us while machinery quotations, final project cost, investor structure or operating assumptions are still being developed. We can begin with the available information and identify what is required next.
Promoter & Company Information
- Promoter background and experience
- Company / LLP / entity details
- Existing ownership structure
- Existing business activities
- Management and key-team information
Project & Technical Information
- Proposed project location
- Land and building details
- Plant and machinery requirements
- Production capacity
- Implementation schedule
Product & Market Information
- Products or services
- Target customer segments
- Expected selling prices
- Distribution strategy
- Growth and market assumptions
Project Cost & Funding
- Land and building cost
- Machinery quotations / estimates
- Other capital expenditure
- Promoter contribution
- Debt and equity requirement
Operating Assumptions
- Raw material requirements
- Employee cost
- Power and utilities
- Other operating expenses
- Working-capital assumptions
Existing Financial Information
- Audited / available financial statements
- Existing loans and liabilities
- Current turnover and profitability
- Existing assets and investments
- Historical business performance
Some Information Can Be Refined During Preparation
Where exact information is not yet available, reasonable provisional assumptions may sometimes be used for the first working model, subject to discussion. However, material figures such as project cost, capacity, selling price, funding requirement and major operating assumptions should be validated before finalisation.
Expected Delivery Timeline
Timelines begin once the assignment has commenced and substantially complete information required for meaningful preparation is available.
Normally targeted after receipt of substantially complete information, key supporting documents, material assumptions and the agreed 30% advance professional fee.
Normally expected where client review is timely and the assignment does not involve unusually complex structures, extensive additional scenarios or major changes after the first draft.
Some Assignments May Require Additional Time
The quality of an Investor-Ready DPR is more important than forcing every assignment into the same timeline. The following factors may reasonably extend preparation or finalisation.
What Helps Us Deliver Faster
- Timely sharing of requested information
- Clear confirmation of major assumptions
- Availability of machinery quotations where relevant
- Prompt response to financial queries
- Consolidated feedback on the first draft
What We Focus on During Preparation
- Consistency between DPR and Financial Model
- Commercially reasonable assumptions
- Funding and valuation logic
- Investor-oriented presentation
- Professional clarity of the final deliverables
Not Sure What Documents You Need to Send?
Start with a short WhatsApp message describing your business, approximate project cost and funding requirement. After understanding the project, we can provide a customised information requirement.
Investor-Ready DPR & Fundraising Assistance — Professional Fee
The service is positioned as a comprehensive professional engagement, not simply preparation of a project report. The assignment may combine DPR preparation, Financial Modelling, valuation analysis, dilution analysis, Pitch Deck and agreed fundraising support.
₹75,000 Starting fee for eligible Investor-Ready DPR & Fundraising Assistance assignments
₹75,000 is the starting professional fee and should not be treated as a fixed quotation for every project. The final fee is confirmed only after understanding the business, funding requirement, complexity and expected level of fundraising assistance.
What Determines the Final Professional Fee?
The scope can vary significantly between a straightforward project and a complex fundraising mandate.
Simple 30% + 70% Payment Structure
The payment schedule is linked to clear work milestones so you can review the first complete draft before the balance professional fee becomes payable.
Payable when the assignment is confirmed. Work commences after receipt of the agreed advance and the initial information required to begin preparation.
Payable after submission of the first complete draft and client review, but before finalisation and release of the final DPR, Financial Model, valuation, Pitch Deck and commencement of the applicable fundraising-support period.
Why We Do Not Quote Every Project at the Same Fee
A ₹5 crore expansion and a ₹100 crore multi-entity investment proposal cannot reasonably involve the same Financial Model, valuation work, research or fundraising effort. We therefore first understand the project and then confirm the appropriate scope and professional fee.
- Investor-Ready DPR
- 5-year or 7-year Financial Model
- Valuation analysis
- Promoter dilution scenarios
- Investor Pitch Deck
- Funding-structure analysis
- Investor return / exit analysis
- Agreed fundraising support
The Fee Is for an Integrated Investor-Readiness Assignment
The objective is not to deliver disconnected documents. The DPR, Financial Model, valuation, funding requirement, promoter dilution, Pitch Deck and investor proposition should all support one consistent commercial and financial story.
Want to Know the Professional Fee for Your Project?
Share your business or project, approximate project cost, funding requirement and current stage. After understanding the assignment, we can confirm the appropriate scope and professional fee.
Why Work With Us for an Investor-Ready Fundraising Assignment?
Fundraising requires more than attractive slides or isolated projections. Our approach is to connect the business opportunity, Financial Model, funding requirement, valuation, promoter dilution and investor presentation into one coherent professional proposition.
A Pitch Deck Should Not Tell a Different Story from the Financial Model
One of the most common weaknesses in fundraising presentations is inconsistency between the DPR, projections, valuation and Pitch Deck. We work to ensure that the principal documents are built around the same underlying commercial and financial assumptions.
Integrated Preparation
DPR, Financial Model, valuation, dilution analysis and Pitch Deck are prepared around a common financial and commercial framework rather than as unrelated documents.
Financial Depth
We focus on project economics, cash flows, working capital, profitability, capital structure and valuation logic rather than presentation alone.
Investor Perspective
The proposal is reviewed from the perspective of funding requirement, valuation, dilution, risk, return and potential future exit considerations.
Promoter Perspective
We also consider promoter contribution, ownership dilution, debt capacity and the long-term impact of proposed funding structures on the business.
Customised Assignment
Each project is prepared around its own industry, business model, project size, funding need and available information rather than simply filling a standard template.
Continuing Fundraising Support
For eligible comprehensive assignments, reasonable professional support may continue for up to 12 months for the same fundraising mandate.
CA Manish Gugliya
FCA, DISA (ICAI)Professional guidance focused on project finance, DPR preparation, Financial Modelling, business advisory, valuation analysis and investor-readiness for business and project funding requirements.
Professional Focus of the Engagement
- Investor-Ready DPR preparation
- Financial projections and modelling
- Project cost and funding structure
- Business valuation analysis
- Promoter dilution scenarios
- Investor Pitch Deck preparation
- Investor return / exit scenario analysis
- Fundraising-readiness guidance
- Financial clarification during investor discussions
- Reasonable financial negotiation support
What We Can Assist With
- Business and project analysis
- Investor-readiness assessment
- Financial Model preparation
- Funding-structure analysis
- Valuation and dilution scenarios
- Investor Pitch Deck preparation
- Investor-targeting guidance
- Financial questions arising during genuine investor discussions
What May Require Other Eligible Professionals
- Legal agreements and transaction documentation
- Statutory or regulatory filings
- Tax or legal opinions outside the agreed scope
- Statutory valuation reports where specifically required
- Services requiring a particular licence or registration
- Merchant banking or regulated intermediary activities
- Securities placement or regulated solicitation activities
- Specialist due diligence outside the agreed professional scope
Investor Readiness Improves Preparation — It Does Not Guarantee Funding
The quality of the DPR, Financial Model and Pitch Deck can improve the promoter’s preparedness for investor discussions, but the final investment decision always remains with the prospective investor.
Statutory Valuation, Legal Documentation & Regulated Activities
The valuation analysis included in an Investor-Ready assignment is primarily intended to support business planning, fundraising discussions and scenario analysis. Where a statutory valuation report, formal certification or report from a specifically eligible or registered professional is required under applicable law, regulation or transaction documentation, the appropriate professional should be separately engaged.
Similarly, services that require a specific regulatory registration, licence, merchant-banking role, regulated securities activity or legal authority are outside our professional advisory scope unless separately and lawfully handled by the appropriately eligible professional.
Our Objective Is to Help You Enter Investor Discussions Better Prepared
A professional fundraising proposition should enable the promoter to explain the business opportunity, amount required, use of funds, Financial Model, valuation, dilution, investor economics, risks and growth strategy with clarity and consistency.
Questions Before You Start?
These are some of the most common questions promoters ask before engaging us for an Investor-Ready DPR, Financial Model, valuation, Pitch Deck and fundraising assistance.
Do you guarantee that I will get an investor?
No. We do not guarantee an investor, funding closure or investment transaction. Our role is to improve your investor readiness, financial presentation and fundraising preparedness and provide the agreed professional support during genuine investor discussions.
Can you help me identify potential investors?
Yes. For eligible comprehensive assignments, the fundraising scope may include investor-targeting guidance and reasonable investor search assistance based on the industry, funding requirement, transaction structure and nature of the opportunity.
However, investor introduction, investor interest and investment cannot be guaranteed.
What is included in the comprehensive Investor-Ready assignment?
Depending upon the agreed scope, the assignment may include the Investor-Ready DPR, 5-year or 7-year Financial Model, Business Valuation Analysis, funding structure, promoter dilution analysis, Investor Pitch Deck, use-of-funds analysis, investor return / exit scenarios and fundraising support.
Is Business Valuation included?
Valuation analysis can form part of the comprehensive Investor-Ready engagement. It is prepared to support business planning, investor discussions, funding scenarios and dilution analysis.
Where a statutory valuation report or report by a specifically eligible or registered professional is legally required, that requirement must be handled separately by the appropriate professional.
Can you help me decide how much equity to offer an investor?
We can analyse different investment, pre-money valuation, post-money valuation and promoter-dilution scenarios so you understand the financial implications before negotiation.
The final valuation, ownership percentage and investment terms are ultimately negotiated and agreed between the relevant parties.
Can the funding structure include both debt and equity?
Yes. Depending upon project economics, promoter contribution and projected cash flows, we can examine an appropriate combination of promoter funds, debt, equity, strategic investment and other permitted funding structures.
How long does preparation normally take?
The first complete draft is normally targeted within 7–10 working days after receipt of substantially complete information, supporting documents, key assumptions and the agreed advance professional fee.
Normal finalisation is generally expected within approximately 15–20 working days, subject to project complexity and timely client review.
What are the payment terms?
The payment structure is: 30% advance at commencement and 70% balance after submission of the first complete draft and client review.
The balance becomes payable before finalisation and release of the final agreed deliverables and before commencement of the applicable fundraising-support period.
Is the ₹75,000 fee fixed for every project?
No. ₹75,000 is the starting professional fee. The final fee depends on project size, funding requirement, Financial Model complexity, valuation requirements, number of entities, research requirements, scenarios and the expected fundraising-support involvement.
Can I review a sample before engaging you?
Yes. Selected indicative pages from a sample Investor-Ready DPR are available on this page.
The PDF is an abridged demonstration sample only and does not represent the complete length or complete scope of an actual client assignment.
Is 12 months of fundraising support included?
For eligible comprehensive assignments, reasonable professional fundraising support may continue for up to 12 months for the same business, project and fundraising mandate, subject to the agreed engagement scope.
I do not have all project details ready. Can I still contact you?
Yes. You can begin by sharing your business or project concept, approximate project cost, approximate funding requirement and current stage.
After understanding the proposal, we can provide a more specific information and document requirement.
Ready to Turn Your Project into an Investor-Ready Proposition?
If you have a serious new project, business expansion, diversification plan or scalable business opportunity and are exploring external capital, send us the basic details on WhatsApp. We can first understand the proposal and then confirm the appropriate scope, professional fee and next steps.
Discuss Your Project on WhatsAppThese basic details are enough to start the conversation.
- 01 Business / Project
- 02 Project Location
- 03 Approximate Project Cost
- 04 Approximate Funding Required
- 05 Existing or New Business
- 06 Equity / Debt / Strategic Investor / Not Sure
- 07 Current Stage of the Project