Project report
The document a loan application rests on: what the business is, what it will cost, and how it will repay.
A project report sets out the business, the people running it, the cost of setting it up, where the money comes from, and projected sales, costs and repayments over the next few years. Banks and schemes like PMEGP ask for one.
It is read for whether the numbers hang together — sales you can explain, costs you have quotes for, and repayments the cash flow can actually carry.
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See also: Margin money, Working capital