Financial advisory · Thessaloniki / Greece
Business Plans & Financial Feasibility Studies in Greece
Business plan preparation and financial feasibility studies for businesses and investment projects in Greece. Organise your objectives, financial projections and scenarios with Angelos Zoitsas, with clear deliverables and an agreed timeframe.
A plan built around your business and its financial assumptions.
For a new business activity, the expansion of an existing company or the presentation of an investment project. The plan connects your objectives with financial information and assumptions that can be reviewed.
Description of the activity, objectives, customers and operating model.
Revenue, expense and cash-flow projections within the agreed scope.
Investment requirements and available resources.
Base and alternative scenarios, together with their risks.
Assess an investment through financial scenarios.
A feasibility study examines whether the assumptions and available data support a project over a defined period. The scope is tailored to the decision and the intended recipient.
Financial mapping of the project and its source data.
Key revenue, cost and funding assumptions.
Scenario comparisons and sensitivity analysis where appropriate.
Documented conclusions, limitations and supporting information.
The analysis supports a business decision. It does not guarantee commercial success, investment returns or financing approval.
Agree the purpose, deliverables and timeframe first.
We clarify what the study needs to answer, who will use it and which information is available. If a lender or other institution has specific requirements, these are reviewed before agreeing the engagement.
Purpose of the plan and intended recipient.
Scope of analysis and the required output.
Information gaps and responsibilities for source data.
Fee, delivery timeframe and review process.
Planning a business activity or investment? Send a short outline to discuss the study you need.
Send a Study EnquiryA structured process from initial mapping to documented output.
The scope, available information, responsibilities and limits of the work are clarified before the engagement begins.
Define the scope
Clarify the business, purpose, recipient, timeframe and the questions the study must address.
Review the information
Organise the available records, assumptions and information gaps with the business.
Develop the analysis
Prepare financial projections and relevant scenarios within the agreed scope.
Present the study
Connect the assumptions, calculations, conclusions and limitations in a structured deliverable.
A short business outline is enough to begin.
- Business activity and the project or investment being considered.
- Purpose of the study and its intended recipient.
- Available historical figures, forecasts and operating assumptions.
- Required timeframe and any recipient-specific requirements.
Do not send confidential financial records with the first enquiry. Begin with a high-level description of the project.
Experience in environments where documentation, consistency and audit attention matter.
View professional profileAudit and accounting background
Professional experience in financial information, audit and accounting.
Business and institutional work
Experience in business entities and public-sector environments where documented analysis matters.
Clear scope and assumptions
An approach built on defined deliverables, source information and transparent assumptions.
English-language communication
Coordination with international stakeholders about projects in Greece.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions — Business Plan / Financial Feasibility Study
Careful answers about the scope, information requirements and limits of the service.
Do you prepare business plans?
Yes. Business plan preparation is organised around the activity, objectives, financial projections and available information. The purpose, recipient and deliverables are agreed before work begins.
How does a business plan differ from a feasibility study?
A business plan explains how a business activity will operate and develop. A financial feasibility study examines whether the assumptions support a particular project over a defined period. The two can be combined when the engagement requires it.
How much does a study cost and how long does it take?
The fee and timeframe depend on the activity, purpose, recipient, scenarios and completeness of the information. Scope, deliverables, fees and timing are agreed after the initial discussion and before work starts.
Can the plan support a financing application?
The recipient and its requirements are reviewed first. Where the requested work can be covered, these requirements are included in the agreed scope. Preparing the plan does not guarantee financing approval or automatically include submitting or managing an application.
Can we discuss the project in English?
The engagement can be discussed and coordinated in English with international stakeholders. The language and format of the final deliverables are agreed at the start.
Can we work remotely?
Much of the information review, discussion and analysis can be organised remotely. Any need for in-person work depends on the actual scope and information requirements.
Relevant next steps.
Continue to a relevant service or return to the complete English service overview.
Discuss the study your business needs.
Describe the business or project, the intended recipient, the timeframe and the information available. We use this outline to agree an appropriate scope and approach.
Please do not send confidential documents in the first message.