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Financial modeling in Vancouver

Financial models for Vancouver companies that need to raise capital, borrow, buy, sell or plan with confidence. Built around how the business actually works, with clear assumptions and outputs that investors, lenders and your own team can use.

When a model is needed

Six decisions a model supports

A model is only as useful as the decision it informs. We start with the question, then build what it needs, no more and no less.

Raising equity

An investor-facing model with milestones, use of funds and a valuation that holds up in diligence.

Applying for a loan

A forecast and debt schedule that show lenders how the loan will be repaid, with covenant tests.

Buying or selling a company

Valuation, deal structure, synergies and the combined business after closing.

The annual budget and forecast

A driver-based budget and rolling forecast the management team can update and use.

A major investment

A new facility, product or market, tested across scenarios before the money is committed.

A restructuring

A short-term cash forecast and a plan that lenders and other stakeholders can follow.

How we help

Financial modeling services in Vancouver

Financial modeling for founder-led and family-owned businesses, high-growth startups and scale-ups, companies preparing for M&A or recapitalization, and businesses under financial pressure in Vancouver. We translate the business into numbers that make sense to investors, lenders and your own team.

Custom financial models

Models tailored to your business model, whether SaaS, consumer goods, manufacturing or services, with clear assumptions, dynamic outputs and layouts that are easy to use and update.

Investor and lender-ready packages

Models that stand up to scrutiny and support your story, whether you are raising equity or applying for a loan.

Capital raising in Vancouver

Budgeting and forecasting tools

Forward-looking budgets, rolling forecasts and sensitivity tools that help management act early rather than react late.

Fractional CFO in Vancouver

Scenario planning and stress testing

What happens if sales drop, margins tighten or financing is delayed, modeled so decisions are made with the downside in view.

Valuation models

Discounted cash flow, comparables, LBO and exit waterfall models for internal planning, M&A or 409A preparation.

Business valuation in Vancouver

Financial model reviews

A second set of eyes on an existing model, assessing structure, accuracy and credibility, with clean-ups or rebuilds as needed.

Modeling in Vancouver

Models built for the people who fund Vancouver companies

Vancouver companies raise money from a wide range of sources: angels and venture funds, banks and credit unions, private lenders, family offices and the public markets. Each reads a model differently, and a model built for one audience often fails with another.

Because we work with these investors and lenders on financings and transactions, we build models in the form they expect, with the assumptions they will test made explicit. Our experience spans investment banking, venture capital and CFO roles.

Read a crucial distinction in financial modeling.

Investor models

Venture investors look for unit economics, growth drivers, burn and runway, and how the round gets the company to its next milestone.

Lender models

Banks and credit unions look for cash flow available for debt service, covenant headroom and a downside case they believe.

Transaction models

Buyers and sellers need a model that bridges reported to normalized earnings and shows value under different structures and assumptions.

Resource and real estate models

Mining and real estate projects need project-level models of capital costs, timelines, financing and returns, often for a joint venture partner or a lender. See real estate financial modeling and mining feasibility.

Our view

A model should explain the business, not hide it

A good model makes the important assumptions visible and lets the reader change them. A poor one buries them in thousands of rows that only its author can follow, and loses credibility the moment an investor asks a question.

We build models that are clear, auditable and easy to update, and we explain them to the people who will use them. When we hand over a model, your team should be able to run it.

Watch: Convertible Notes Explained

How an engagement works

Five steps from question to working model

The timeline depends on the complexity of the model and how quickly the information is available. You receive a written proposal with the scope, timing and fee before any work begins.

Already have a model? We review existing models and clean them up or rebuild them where needed.

Working through a plan on a glass wall with a client
  1. PurposeWe agree what the model must answer, who will use it and in what form.
  2. DriversWe map how the business makes money and agree the key assumptions with you.
  3. BuildWe build the model with integrated statements, clear inputs and the outputs your audience needs.
  4. TestWe test the logic, run scenarios and stress cases, and review the results with you.
  5. HandoverWe hand over a model your team can run, with documentation and a walkthrough.

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Selected clients

Companies we have worked with

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170+Engagements since 2016
$300m+Transactions and financings advised
2016Founded in Vancouver
Battery X Metals logoBuildDirect logoCedar Coast Capital logoDraganfly logoHelios Wire logoIan Scott International logoKegshare logoKeirton logoQwick Media logoReship logoSubway logoUltimate Tools logo

Frequently asked questions

Financial modeling questions we hear most often

A spreadsheet representation of how a business makes money, linking its assumptions to forecast income statements, balance sheets and cash flows, so decisions can be tested before they are made.

Three-statement operating models, budgets and rolling forecasts, fundraising and lender models, valuation, LBO and merger models, and project models for real estate and resources.

Yes. We review structure, accuracy and credibility, and clean up or rebuild where needed.

Yes. We build for the user, document the assumptions and walk your team through the model at handover.

Usually Excel, because investors, lenders and buyers expect it. We can work with other tools where a business already relies on them.

Yes. We build investor-facing models for pre-seed to Series B companies, including cap tables and the conversion of SAFEs and convertible notes. See our guide to modeling convertible notes.

It depends on the scope. After a first conversation we send a written proposal setting out the scope, the stages and the fees, so the cost is clear before any work begins.

No. Vancouver is our home base, and we build models for companies across Canada and internationally, including in Bangkok.

Have a question that isn’t covered here? Ask us directly.

Start a conversation

Talk to us about a model

Tell us what the model needs to answer and when you need it. We will come back with the questions that matter for your situation.

What happens next

1We reply within 24 hours.
2A short call about the purpose of the model and who will use it.
3A written proposal with scope, timing and fee, before any work begins.

Office

Alphabridge Group Inc.555 Burrard StreetVancouver, BC V7X 1M8

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