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Working Capital Advisory: How to Improve Cash Flow and Business Stability

Working capital advisory helps businesses improve cash flow, manage short-term liquidity, reduce financial pressure, and keep daily operations stable. For companies in Mauritius, it is a practical way to strengthen business performance, improve working capital management, and prepare for sustainable growth. Many businesses are profitable on paper but still struggle to pay suppliers, employees, lenders, or operating expenses on time. This usually happens because cash is locked in unpaid invoices, excess inventory, slow collections, or poor payment planning. Working capital advisory helps identify these gaps and create a clear plan to improve cash movement across the business. KICK Advisory Services supports businesses in Mauritius with working capital advisory, cash flow improvement, corporate finance advisory, business restructuring, and financial planning solutions. Quick Answer: How Does Working Capital Advisory Improve Cash Flow? Working capital advisory improves cash flow by review...
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Distressed Company Valuation Explained by Kick Advisory

Distressed company valuation estimates the value of a business facing financial pressure, debt issues, declining cash flow, or operational challenges. It helps owners, lenders, investors, and advisors decide whether to restructure, sell, merge, raise capital, or recover value. For businesses in Mauritius, a clear valuation supports Business Restructuring, Capital restructuring, Small Business M&A, and informed turnaround decisions.  For businesses in Mauritius, distressed valuation is not only about finding a number. It helps identify what can be saved, what should be restructured, and how value can be protected before losses increase. What is distressed company valuation? Distressed company valuation is the process of estimating the value of a business that is facing financial, operational, or debt-related challenges. A company may be considered distressed when it has: Poor cash flow High debt pressure Declining revenue Loss-making operations Delayed supplier or lender payment...