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The following sensitivity analysis illustrates the impact of key variable changes on the company’s Year 5 EBITDA:

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Appendices

The following sensitivity analysis illustrates the impact of key variable changes on the company’s Year 5 EBITDA:

Appendix A: Sensitivity Analysis

The following sensitivity analysis illustrates the impact of key variable changes on the company’s Year 5 EBITDA:

Scenario Revenue Impact EBITDA Impact Year 5 EBITDA
Base Case R2,932,740
Revenue -10% (R2,450,000) (R1,960,000) R972,740
Revenue +10% +R2,450,000 +R1,960,000 R4,892,740
Personnel Costs +10% (R1,512,000) R1,420,740
Chemical Costs +20% (R637,000) R2,295,740
Combined Downside (-10% Rev, +10% Costs) (R2,450,000) (R3,472,000) (R539,260)

Appendix B: Break-even Analysis

The company’s break-even point is reached when total revenue equals total operating costs (including depreciation and interest). Based on the projected cost structure, the monthly break-even revenue is approximately R620,000, which corresponds to approximately 55 active residential subscription clients, 12 active commercial contracts, and 25 once-off residential treatments per month. This break-even point is projected to be reached in Month 18 of operations.

Appendix C: Monthly Cash Flow Projection – Year 1

The monthly cash flow for Year 1 illustrates the cash burn rate during the ramp-up period and the timing of shareholder loan injections:

Month Revenue Operating Costs Net Cash Flow Closing Cash
Month 1 R150,000 (R520,000) (R370,000) R3,130,000
Month 2 R220,000 (R535,000) (R315,000) R2,815,000
Month 3 R310,000 (R548,000) (R238,000) R2,577,000
Month 4 R380,000 (R555,000) (R175,000) R2,402,000
Month 5 R430,000 (R568,000) (R138,000) R2,264,000
Month 6 R480,000 (R575,000) (R95,000) R2,169,000
Month 7 R520,000 (R582,000) (R62,000) R2,107,000
Month 8 R560,000 (R590,000) (R30,000) R2,077,000
Month 9 R590,000 (R598,000) (R8,000) R2,069,000
Month 10 R620,000 (R605,000) R15,000 R2,084,000
Month 11 R640,000 (R612,000) R28,000 R2,112,000
Month 12 R680,000 (R620,000) R60,000 R2,172,000
Total Year 1 R5,580,000 (R6,908,000) (R1,328,000) R2,172,000

Note: The monthly cash flow above reflects operating cash flows only and excludes the initial capital investment, financing activities, and shareholder loan injections. Total Year 1 revenue in the monthly breakdown differs slightly from the annual projection due to timing of contract commencements and once-off treatment variability.

Appendix D: Detailed Assumptions Register

Assumption Category Assumption Value / Basis
Pricing Annual price escalation 6% (aligned with CPI forecast)
Revenue Residential subscription monthly ARPU R750 (weighted average)
Revenue Commercial contract monthly ARPU R5,500 (weighted average)
Revenue Once-off residential treatment average R1,800
Revenue Client churn rate (annual) 15% residential; 10% commercial
Cost of Sales Chemicals as % of revenue 12-15% (declining with scale)
Cost of Sales Vehicle running costs per unit per month R8,000
Personnel Annual salary increase 7% (aligned with CPI + 1%)
Personnel Performance bonus provision 10% of base salary
Overhead Office rental escalation 7% per annum
Overhead Insurance premium escalation 7% per annum
Tax Corporate income tax rate 27%
Tax VAT rate 15%
Finance Bank loan interest rate Prime + 2% (approx. 13.75%)
Finance Bank loan repayment term 60 months (equal monthly instalments)
Working Capital Trade receivable days 45 days
Working Capital Trade payable days 30 days
Capex Vehicle depreciation 5 years straight-line
Capex Equipment depreciation 3 years straight-line
Capex IT and software amortisation 3 years straight-line

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