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Profit First Assessment




           Profit First Financial Allocation Analysis

           As we have almost 2 full years of data available we can see that the current year, 2018, is slightly ahead
           in revenue terms on a pro rata basis when compared to the 2017 year, and so we will base our analysis
           on the current year’s information. Although the 2 years are quite similar in terms of revenue level
           overall, we can see that the Owner’s Pay allocation is higher in the current year, so we will build further
           from that positive change on the prior year.

                                                                 Profit     Profit
            FINANCIAL YEAR: 2018           Actual     Actual     First       First     Delta       Fix
            (8 months: Jan-Aug'18)            $         %          %          $

            Top Line Revenue                65,190
            Materials &                          0
            Subcontractors
            Real Revenue                    65,190      100%       100%

            Profit                               0        0%         5%       3,260     -3,260  INCREASE

            Owners Pay                      37,076       57%        50%      32,595     4,481  MAINTAIN
            Tax                                  0        0%        15%       9,779     -9,779  INCREASE

            Operating Expenses              28,114       43%        30%      19,557     8,557  DECREASE


           We can see from the above analysis for the current financial year (2018), that the Owner’s Pay
           allocation is now well ahead of the baseline target level, and that the OpEx category has dropped
           significantly and is now much closer to the target baseline level. However, both the Profit and Tax
           allocations have remained at ‘zero’ and will need to be adjusted for in the Roll Out Plan. Again, this will
           principally need to be derived from a further reduction in OpEx which will effectively transfer and be
           allocated into Profit, Owner’s Pay and Tax, although there will also likely be an adjustment and transfer
           from the Owner’s Pay allocation.









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