Clarity on what the business actually earns
Most growing businesses manage to a revenue number and discover their true profitability late. We surface the real number early — before margin compression has already done its damage.
Sallfin exists for the moment when financial clarity becomes the difference between a business that scales and one that stalls. The engagements below are the evidence of what that clarity looks like in practice — across sectors, across sizes, and across the full range of decisions that define a growing business.
We do not measure our impact in advice delivered or hours billed. We measure it in decisions made, capital raised, costs exposed, and forecasts that held. The only meaningful test of financial planning and analysis is whether it changed what a business did — and whether what it did turned out better as a result.
Five dimensions. Each one the consequence of a specific financial discipline applied at the right moment.
Most growing businesses manage to a revenue number and discover their true profitability late. We surface the real number early — before margin compression has already done its damage.
Profitable businesses run out of cash. It happens slowly and then suddenly. We give our clients the visibility they need to manage it deliberately — before it becomes visible on a bank statement.
The difference between a well-prepared and a poorly-prepared funding proposal is not the quality of the business — it is the quality of the documentation. We build the documentation that earns the approval and the terms.
A major capex commitment, an acquisition, a pricing change — these are decisions that cannot be undone cheaply. We build the analysis that makes the evidence clear before the commitment is made.
The most expensive finance function is the one nobody uses. We build reporting that arrives on time, explains itself, and ends every month with a shorter list of open questions than it started with.
Six engagements. Six moments where sharper financial thinking changed the direction of a business. Every number exact.
A state procurement agency had ₹3.2 Cr in receivables not followed up in 14 months. Sallfin built an ageing analysis and recovery process. ₹2.1 Cr collected within 90 days. Liquidity shortfall resolved without additional borrowing.
A three-hospital group closing books 47 days after month-end. Sallfin redesigned the close process, standardised inter-entity reconciliations, and built a fixed close calendar. First clean close: 18 days.
Two earlier submissions returned for additional documentation. Sallfin built the full project report, CMA data, and DSCR model stress-tested at three fee-collection scenarios. Sanctioned in full, first submission, zero clarification requests.
A 14-property hotel group with no property-level P&L. Sallfin built a contribution model per property, identified two assets destroying value. Targeted action improved portfolio GOP by 31% across two operating cycles.
Carrying 94 days of finished goods inventory against a 22-day market lead-time. Bottom-quartile SKUs consumed 38% of inventory for 9% of contribution. ₹8.4 Cr freed in one cycle.
Anchor tenant offer evaluated without a model for footfall economics or secondary-tenant renegotiation. Sallfin built a 10-year lease stack DCF revealing a 4.2× return versus informal estimates.
Sixteen engagements across nine sectors. Every description anonymised. Every number real.
Every engagement in this document was delivered to a single standard — not different standards for different sectors, or scaled-back standards for smaller clients. The same one, every time.
“The only test of financial planning is whether it changed what a business did — and whether what it did turned out better.”
Every client relationship in this library began the same way: a clear-eyed conversation about their specific situation, at no cost and no obligation.
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