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Aussie Dairy Trading Co — Financial Model 2026
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● Model Healthy
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📖 Business Health Summary
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Net Revenue
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After trade disc & VAT
Gross Profit
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GP margin: —
NPAT
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Net margin: —
DSO
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AR Balance: —
Break-Even
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Cumulative profit turns +ve
Revenue by SKU Category
P&L Waterfall
Working Capital
AR Balance (?)—
Inventory Value (?)—
AP Balance (?)—
Net WC Required—
Funding Available—
Funding Gap / Surplus—
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AssumptionsEdit any value — all tabs recalculate instantly.
A — SKU Pricing & Monthly Volume
Retail price is what customers pay. Trade discount % is deducted first, then VAT removed to get your net revenue per unit. IMF (infant formula) is GST-free in Australia — set VAT to 0%.
Define what % of annual revenue falls in each quarter (must sum to 100%). Applies proportionally to all SKUs.
Q1 % (Jan–Mar)15%
Q2 % (Apr–Jun)22%
Q3 % (Jul–Sep)28%
Q4 % (Oct–Dec)35%
Quarterly % sum: 100%
C — Operating Expenses (Assumption Drivers)
Each category has fixed + variable components. Variable costs scale with revenue month-by-month. See the OPEX tab for full breakdown and benchmarks.
👥 People
No. of Full-Time Staffheadcount
Avg Annual Salary (per person)$/yr
Superannuation Rate%
Annual Leave Loading%
Workers Comp & Insurance% of wages
Total People Cost / yr
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🚚 Logistics & Freight
Outbound Freight (per unit)$/unit
Returns & Reverse Logistics% of outbound
Fixed Freight (courier acc etc.)$/mo
Total Logistics / yr
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🏭 Warehouse & Storage
Warehouse Spacem²
Rent Rate$/m²/yr
Utilities (power, internet)$/mo
Cold Chain / Refrigeration$/mo
Total Warehouse / yr
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📣 Sales & Marketing
Marketing % of Net Revenue%
Variable — scales with revenue
Fixed Marketing (events, PR)$/mo
Digital / Social Ads$/mo
Total Marketing / yr
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🖥 Administration & Office
Office Rent$/mo
Accounting & Bookkeeping$/mo
Legal & Compliance$/mo
Software Subscriptions$/mo
Business Insurance$/mo
Total Admin / yr
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📋 Other Costs
Bank Fees & Merchant Charges% of revenue
Licences & Regulatory Fees$/yr
Miscellaneous / Contingency$/mo
Total Annual OPEX: —Monthly Average: —% of Net Revenue: —
D — Accounts Receivable (AR) Assumptions
Standard Payment Termsdays
What your invoice says (e.g. Net 30)
Avg Collection Days (DSO)actual days
45 days
Reality — often longer than stated terms
% Customers Paying On Time%
70%
Bad Debt Provision% of revenue
% of sales you expect never to collect
Settlement Discount Offered%
Discount if customer pays within 7 days
Customers Taking Early Disc.%
20%
AR Balance: —Bad Debt (annual): —Settlement Disc Cost: —
E — Inventory Assumptions (Per SKU)
Stock days = how many days of sales you keep on hand. Lead time = how long supplier takes to deliver. MOQ = minimum order. Spoilage = % of stock that expires or is damaged per year.
Supplier Payment Terms (AP days)days
How long you take to pay your suppliers — this offsets your working capital requirement
F — Finance & Tax
Paid-Up Capital$
Credit Line (approved)$
Credit Line Drawn %%
100%
Interest Rate (p.a.)%
Opening Cash Balance$
Income Tax Rate%
P&L StatementFull income statement with all revenue deductions, expense lines, and tax. All figures annual.
Annual P&L — Detailed Statement
P&L by SKU — Contribution Summary
Monthly P&L — Growth Ramp
InventoryPer-SKU stock management — reorder alerts, turnover, spoilage, and AP balance.
SKU Inventory Status (Weighted Average Cost)
Inventory Summary
Spoilage & Wastage
AP Balance (Creditors)
Monthly Stock Movement (Aggregate)
Cash FlowMonthly operating cash — AR collection mechanics + waterfall.
AR Collection Analysis
Settlement Discount ROI
Monthly Cash Flow Waterfall
Break-Even AnalysisWhen does the business cover all costs?
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Cumulative break-even month
Break-Even Revenue
Margin of Safety
Monthly Cumulative Profit Path
Retailers & Sales ChannelsPer-channel revenue, acquisition costs, contribution margin, payment terms, and AR analysis.
Active Channels
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retailer doors
Total Acq. Cost / yr
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listing amort + ranging
Total AR Balance
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outstanding receivables
Weighted DSO
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avg collection days
Total Contribution
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after acq. costs
Retailer Channel Assumptions
Listing fee = one-off cost to get ranged (per retailer/banner × # doors). Amortised over contract period. Ranging fee = ongoing monthly retainer per retailer.