Cash first
A 13-week cash plan.
“where numbers align with narratives”
Advisory & Special Projects
When a business is under financial strain, FinAura works with the owners to stabilise cash first, then examines costs, working capital and debt, and builds a realistic plan: what to cut, what to sell, what to renegotiate and how much time is needed. Proposals to lenders and creditors are prepared with numbers they can test.
What is covered
Stabilise, then fix.
A 13-week cash plan.
What can be cut or deferred.
Stock and receivables released.
Terms reviewed and options built.
Steps, owners, timelines.
With numbers they can test.
How the month runs
Stabilise, diagnose, plan, execute.
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Your part
Our part
A common question
With cash: knowing week by week what comes in and goes out buys time and shows which payments must be protected.
Only then does the longer work make sense: margins, costs, debt and, if needed, a conversation with lenders backed by a credible plan.
See cash flow managementWho it is for
Payments slipping.
Lender conversations.
Costs out of line.
Options under pressure.
The rules, in plain English
RBI and bank credit policies
Banks assess limits from financial statements, projections and CMA data, against their own credit policy and the RBI's directions.
Official source: rbi.org.inThis is general information, not advice for your situation; we confirm what applies to you before any work starts.
Questions we get asked
We prepare the proposal and support the discussion; the decision on terms is the lender's.
No. We work on restructuring outside formal insolvency. If insolvency proceedings are needed, a registered insolvency professional handles them.
Usually within days, starting with a cash review, because time matters most early on.
Yes, run by a small team with information shared only as you agree.