Financial Modelling of a Startup | 6 Step-by-Step Modules

Learn Financial Modeling from Scratch with Real Startup Case Study - Covers P&L, Balance Sheet & Cash Flow Modelling

What you'll learn
- Understand the structure and purpose of financial statements (P&L, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow) in the context of startups.
- Build a full financial model from scratch using a real-world case study (Sandy Sandwich Pvt Ltd).
- Model revenue growth using outlet expansion, pricing strategies, and delivery channels.
- Forecast expenses realistically including cost of goods sold, salaries, rent, marketing, and professional fees.
- Calculate EBITDA, depreciation, interest, and net profit for startup financial planning.
- Build a balance sheet that reflects real business decisions, including asset purchases, working capital changes, and funding.
- Understand Loan Amortization Schedules + Ficed Asset Schedule and their impact on financials.

Requirements
- No prior finance or Excel knowledge is required. This course is designed to teach everything from scratch.
- Just bring a learning mindset – we’ll walk you through each concept step-by-step using real-world examples.

Description
This course teaches you how to build a complete3-statement financial model from scratchusing a real-world startup case study,Sandy Sandwich Pvt Ltd. Whether you're a finance student, career switcher, or early-stage professional, this course will help you gain practical modeling skills that are critical for roles inInvestment Banking, Private Equity, Venture Capital, Equity Research, and Consulting.

We start from the basics, sono prior experience in finance or Excel is required. Each concept is broken down into simple, actionable steps using a business story that grows with the model. As Sandy Sandwich expands its outlets and raises funds, you’ll learn how to model revenue streams, forecast costs, calculate EBITDA, and estimate profits.

You’ll also learn to build aBalance Sheetthat reflects real-world assumptions like asset depreciation, loan amortization, inventory, payables, receivables, and working capital cycles. Then we’ll bring it all together in aCash Flow Statement, so you understand how money moves through a business — from operations to funding to investment.

Along the way, you’ll get:

Templates and working Excel models

Visual explanations of every step

Realistic assumptions from a startup growth perspective

This course doesn’t just teach you how to use formulas, it teaches you how tothink like an analyst, connect financial decisions to strategy, and build investor-ready models.

By the end, you’ll walk away with afully functional financial modeland the confidence to apply it in interviews, job roles, or even your own startup journey.

If you're serious about building a finance career or understanding how startups grow through numbers — this is the perfect place to start.

Who this course is for:
- Students and professionals aiming to build a career in core finance roles like Investment Banking, Private Equity, Venture Capital, Equity Research, and Consulting.
- Anyone who wants to learn how startups grow and how their financials are modeled for funding and scaling.
- Finance aspirants who want to gain hands-on experience in building real-world financial models from scratch using practical case studies.
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