Business review – case studies
The two case studies below highlight how a company might approach the requirement to provide a review of the company’s business and a description of the principal risks and uncertainties facing the company. They are not intended to be comprehensive and are designed solely with the intention of illustrating how the general principles for preparing a strategic report might be applied in practice.
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The business review should be fair and balanced and therefore cover all of the major segments in the business. It should also cover main achievements in the year as well as key failures or losses.
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