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Fornell Assessors provides comprehensive business viability services, with specialist support at every stage of the process.
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The business viability team at Fornell Assessors helps companies analyse their financial position to assess continuity, identify risks and define possible improvements.
This service is particularly useful when a company faces cash flow pressures, declining profitability, debt, falling sales or doubts about the sustainability of its business model.
We take a realistic, practical approach, analysing figures, cost structures, margins, debt and the ability to generate cash.

We analyse the company's actual situation to identify what is going wrong, where the problem is concentrated and which areas need…

We prepare viability plans from a financial perspective so the company can understand whether its structure, cash flow and financing…

We work on prices, costs, business lines and operations to restore real profitability. When margins deteriorate, often the…

We analyse how to reorganise debt, financial commitments and the financial structure to regain flexibility and stability. This is an area…

We work on prices, costs, business lines and operations to restore real profitability. When margins deteriorate, often the…
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Here we answer questions on a range of business viability matters. If you have any further questions, please contact us.
It is a review of the company's financial position to assess whether the business is sustainable and what measures could help improve it.
When there are cash flow pressures, losses, high debt, falling sales, insufficient margins or doubts about business continuity.
We review sales, costs, margins, cash flow, debt, business structure, trends in results and the actual ability to generate cash.
No. It is also useful for companies that want to anticipate risks, review their business model or make decisions before the situation worsens.
A clear assessment of the situation, the main risks identified and possible actions to improve business viability.