Investment Analysis
New industries of all kinds today, not simply the IT industry, harbor new types of potential. At the same time, however, no indicators exist that provide a sure basis for judging whether a business will be as profitable as it claims it will. In fact, it is generally thought that judging the credibility of a business plan has become more challenging than ever before.
For this reason, when questioning whether the novel businesses championed by managers of ventures companies, with very little collateral, would grow in the ways managers insist, typically an investor had one of two options - take the business plan promoted by managers on faith, or use the DCF method and other accounting-based business evaluation tools as their best indicators.
Clearly, there are wide-range needs in this area. The needs of less capital companies in the new frontier industries to secure stable loans, and the need for operational evaluation to mitigate investment risks and other issues. From our vantage point as a contributor to the transformation of Japan's IT industry for over two decades, we have gained a certain ability to offer operational evaluation in this business field; a level of acumen that has earned high marks from financial institutions and other entities.
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