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Framework
hypothesis
look at 3 areas: LIST
within Area 1, 3 components: LIST
expand on each component
within Area 2…
Profitability Framework
will be improved by increasing revenue or decreasing costs
revenue, costs, market
Market Entry/Growth/Expansion Framework
should enter given sufficient market demand
market, profitability, strategic alignment
Investment/Acquisition Framework
should invest given it creates revenue or cost synergies
profitability, return on investment, strategic alignment
profitability bucket
1 revenue: within each product segments
- price (WTP)
- volume (retention, marketing)
2 costs
- variable (COGS, wages, packaging)
- fixed (rent, salaries, insurance, depreciation)
3 net profit
- vs other product streams
- either improve, cut, introduce new
investment bucket
1 Valuation of Investment
- PV: discount rate
- EV: ebitda multiples or share price
2 If the investment$ is worth it
- ROI vs Hurdle
- NPV vs 0
strategic alignment bucket
1 benefits
- access to market/tech
- operational efficiency = save time/effort
2 risks
- capex available?
- customer adoption, competitive response
- misalignment in culture/systems/brand/industry standards/legal
market bucket
1 market size and industry growth
2 customer segmentation and trends
3 competitors
- share/fragmented or consolidated
- differentiation/value prop (pricing, quality)