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The most challenging aspect of growing business or taking the start-up to the next level towards better future is to formulate a strategic business plan. A strategic business plan can be crafted just by following the global trends, demand & supply economics and the potential of the valued product or service. Rather it has to be formulated based on the business’s ability to get desired result without causing undue pressure on the financial resources.
GFA is a leading financial accounting services provider which helps company in formulating such strategic business plan which leads to the path of becoming large corporation in future.
Our CFO services help in filling the gap between what the challenges will be faced by the company and how well it can be handled. Our CFO experts will understand the challenges faced by the growing businesses and they can help in making businesses undertake better decisions based on the sound and credible financial advice and information.

GFA enables businesses to take informed decisions regarding the launch of new product or service based on the credible break-even analysis.

Most of the business simply indulges in launching a product or service based on its demand rather than fully understating the total costs involved and how much can be charged for it. A break-even analysis helps in determining how much product is required to be sold in order to get a specific level of profitability.

Here you need experts to perform a customized break-even analysis that understands your business and can take varied factors into account while advising or performing break-even analysis. GFA has such financial consultants and experts who can perform such break-even analysis which pushes you forward towards the path of attaining business goals.

Our break-even analysis service includes:

  • Comprehensive analysis of the cost structure, gross margin & overhead requirements.
  • Accurate calculation and analysis of your break-point.
  • Consistent financial advice to lower the break-even point.