Banks, registrars and lenders each test something different. We write the version the actual reader needs, and we reconcile it with your licence, your CVs and your statements before you sign it.
A business plan is not one document. It is three, with three readers who test three different things. Writing the wrong one is the usual reason it is rejected.
We confirm the reader before drafting, then build to that reader's length and structure. The factual core is reused; the front and financial sections are rewritten per audience.
| Reader | What they are testing | Length | If it is wrong |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bank compliance team | Is the business real, legal and consistent with the file, and where do the funds come from | 5-10 pages, dense and factual | Account declined, usually with no reason given |
| Free zone or ADGM registrar | Does the applicant meet the eligibility rules for this vehicle | Follow their template exactly, no more | Registration rejected or stalled |
| Lender or credit team | Can the business service the debt | 10-20 pages plus a financial annex | Facility declined or priced badly |
The bank version answers the compliance team's questions before they have to ask them. Each section below is written in plain, verifiable terms, with every adjective that cannot be evidenced deleted.
We build the plan from your existing file, then reconcile it line by line. Inconsistency reads as fabrication, and a mismatch a compliance team finds is worse than a gap you disclosed.
| What you send | What we take from it |
|---|---|
| Trade licence | Activities word for word, legal form, licence number, issuing authority and share capital |
| MOA and UBO register | Shareholders and percentages, beneficial owners, directors and authorised signatories |
| CVs of key people | Management experience, checked against what the company actually does |
| Bank statements | Historic performance and a projected turnover that is consistent with what has already been supplied |
| Ejari or lease, visa and MOHRE details | Premises, staff numbers and the visa quota the plan has to support |
| Customer, supplier and country detail | Trade flows, counterparties and jurisdictions. Where there are none yet, we say so and explain the pipeline |
Send us the licence and the file, and we will draft the version the bank, registrar or lender needs.
Tell us the reader and the deadline, and we will tell you what the plan has to contain.
Tell us your situation and a consultant replies with what actually applies to you, what it costs and what we need from you to start.