Engineering
Project accounting, contract revenue and capital-intensive operations.
- Project and contract accounting
- Revenue recognition over time
- Capital work-in-progress and asset capitalisation
- Cost control and project profitability
Industries
Understanding the business behind the numbers.
Every industry has its own revenue model, cost structure, asset base and regulatory environment. Our professional experience across industries informs how we plan and deliver each engagement.
Manufacturing
Inventory, costing and plant-level controls.
- Inventory valuation and physical verification
- Product costing and margin analysis
- Fixed asset registers and verification
- Procure-to-pay and production controls
Telecommunications
Network assets, high-volume billing and regulatory reporting.
- Large network asset bases
- High-volume revenue and billing reconciliations
- Lease and infrastructure arrangements
- Regulatory and licence-related reporting
Information Technology
Services revenue, cross-border transactions and people costs.
- Revenue from time-and-material and fixed-price contracts
- Cross-border billing and FEMA compliance
- Payroll and ESOP-related matters
- Export of services and GST
Edutech
Subscription models, deferred revenue and scaling operations.
- Subscription and deferred revenue
- Unit economics and cohort metrics
- Fundraising readiness
- Platform and content cost accounting
Oil & Gas
Capital-intensive projects, long-term contracts and complex logistics.
- Capital projects and asset accounting
- Long-term service and supply contracts
- Inventory of spares and consumables
- Compliance across multiple locations
Logistics
Multi-location operations, fleet assets and working capital.
- Multi-branch accounting and reconciliations
- Fleet and equipment asset management
- GST on transport and allied services
- Receivable management and cash flow
Other sectors
The principles of sound financial reporting, controls and compliance apply across sectors. If your business operates in another industry, we would be glad to understand your requirements.
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