Savanna Harvest Supermarket — Sensitivity Analysis

The following sensitivity analysis examines the impact of variations in key assumptions on the projected financial performance of Savanna Harvest Supermarket. The analysis focuses on Year 3 projections, which represent a stabilised operating period for the business.

Savanna Harvest Supermarket (Pty) Ltd Business PlanSection 17 › Sensitivity Analysis

Section 17 · Business Plan

Sensitivity Analysis

The following sensitivity analysis examines the impact of variations in key assumptions on the projected financial performance of Savanna Harvest Supermarket. The analysis focuses on Year 3 projections, which represent a stabilised operating period for the business.

The following sensitivity analysis examines the impact of variations in key assumptions on the projected financial performance of Savanna Harvest Supermarket. The analysis focuses on Year 3 projections, which represent a stabilised operating period for the business.

17.1 Revenue Sensitivity

Scenario Revenue (R’000) Gross Profit (R’000) EBITDA (R’000) Net Profit (R’000)
Base Case 65,000 17,550 7,475 3,515
Revenue −10% 58,500 15,795 5,720 2,235
Revenue −20% 52,000 14,040 3,965 955
Revenue +10% 71,500 19,305 9,230 4,796
Revenue +20% 78,000 21,060 10,985 6,076

17.2 Margin Sensitivity

Scenario Gross Margin EBITDA (R’000) Net Profit (R’000) Net Margin
Base Case 27.0% 7,475 3,515 5.4%
Gross Margin 24.0% 24.0% 5,525 2,091 3.2%
Gross Margin 22.0% 22.0% 4,225 1,142 1.8%
Gross Margin 29.0% 29.0% 8,775 4,464 6.9%
Gross Margin 30.0% 30.0% 9,425 4,939 7.6%

The sensitivity analysis demonstrates that the business remains profitable under moderately adverse scenarios, with a break-even gross margin of approximately 21–22% at the base-case revenue level. A revenue decline of 20% from the base case still yields positive net income, indicating adequate resilience in the business model.

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