CMA Report Preparation in Nashik | N D Savla & Associates
CMA Report Preparation · Nashik, Maharashtra

CMA Report Preparation — Analysed. Structured. Bank-Ready.

End-to-end preparation of the CMA report, from financial analysis to the final presentation format required by lending banks.

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A CMA report is more than a set of projected numbers — it is the narrative a bank uses to understand how a business earns, spends and repays. Getting the structure and the analysis right matters as much as the figures themselves.

N D Savla & Associates prepares CMA reports for businesses in Nashik and across Maharashtra, combining financial analysis with the standard schedules banks require, so the report reads clearly to a credit officer reviewing it for the first time.

We work from the client's audited or provisional financials and business plan, and build the report schedule by schedule so each figure can be traced back to its source.

Our CMA Report Services

Financial Statement Analysis

Review of past performance as the base for the projected figures.

Operating Statement & Balance Sheet

Preparation of projected operating statement and balance sheet in bank format.

Fund Flow Statement

Sources and application of funds mapped against the projected balance sheet.

Ratio & Trend Analysis

Key ratios computed and compared against past trends and bank benchmarks.

Assumptions Note

A written note explaining the basis for sales, cost and margin assumptions.

Report Formatting

Final report formatted to the presentation style expected by the specific bank.

Multi-Year Projections

Projections extended to match the tenure of the facility being applied for.

Query Resolution Support

Support in responding to the bank's queries on the report once submitted.

Our CMA Report Process

1

Data Gathering

Past financials, sales register and business plan are collected from the client.

2

Analysis

The historical trend is analysed to set a reasonable basis for the projections.

3

Drafting

The report is drafted schedule by schedule, with assumptions noted alongside.

4

Internal Check

Figures are cross-verified across schedules before the report is finalised.

5

Delivery

The finished report is delivered in the format required for submission to the bank.

Why It Matters

Report structured for a first-time reviewer at the bank
Analysis grounded in actual past performance
Assumptions documented rather than assumed
Formatting matched to the specific bank's requirement
Ratios benchmarked against industry norms
Faster review cycle with the credit team
Consistency maintained across projection years
Support carried through to query resolution

Frequently Asked Questions

It typically includes the operating statement, balance sheet, fund flow statement, ratio analysis and the working capital assessment, presented for the past, current and projected years.
The assumptions are prepared jointly, based on the client’s business plan and past performance, and are documented so the basis for each figure is clear.
Yes, banks sometimes prefer slightly different presentation formats, and the report is adjusted to match the format the lending bank has asked for.
It is required for fresh limits as well as for renewal, enhancement and sometimes for periodic review of existing facilities.
The assumptions and workings are available to respond to queries, since every figure in the report is traceable back to its underlying basis.
It depends mainly on how quickly the financial data is provided, as the schedules can only be built once the base figures are available.

Need a CMA report for your bank proposal?

Share your financials and business plan — we’ll prepare a report structured the way your bank expects to see it.