Use cases

Create models ready to be presented to banks and investors for new projects and investment programs.

• — build a robust financial structure for the project;
• — model the investment phase, operating activities, and financing;
• — automatically generate the reports required by banks, development funds, and investors;
• — quickly adapt the model to the requirements of a specific lender.

Suitable for industrial, infrastructure, and service projects.

Use Alt-Invest X to evaluate and compare investment initiatives within your company.

• — calculating NPV, IRR, and payback periods;
• — modeling alternative scenarios;
• — comparing projects with different cash flow structures;
• — supporting investment committees and boards of directors.

The tool is especially effective for companies with a continuous flow of investment decisions, where speed and comparability of models are critical.

Build investment-grade DCF models without manually creating a complex structure.

• — build transparent cash flow forecasts;
• — properly account for investments, working capital, and financing;
• — produce a clean, readable model that is easy to review and discuss;
• — quickly update calculations when assumptions change.

Suitable for both internal valuation and negotiations with investors or potential business buyers.

For consultants, Alt-Invest X is a way to increase productivity and improve the quality of financial models.

• — less time spent on routine tasks and technical errors;
• — a standardized approach to modeling;
• — easy adaptation to industry specifics and client requirements;
• — models that are easy to explain and defend.

Alt-Invest X allows consultants to focus on analysis and conclusions instead of manually assembling MS Excel files.

Alt-Invest X is widely used in educational programs in corporate finance and investment analysis.

• — demonstrate the correct structure of a financial model to students;
• — connect theory with practice;
• — teach the logic of model building rather than mechanical formula entry;
• — use real-life cases that closely reflect market conditions.

Suitable for universities, business schools, and corporate training programs.