Comprehensive examination of your cost allocation, profitability by location, and identification of hidden inefficiencies that may be affecting overall performance.
Many multi-location companies operate with limited visibility into true cost structures. Shared services, indirect costs, and inconsistent allocation methods can mask significant variations in profitability. Our Cost Structure Analysis helps uncover these patterns.
We examine your financial data systematically to identify how costs flow through your organization, where inefficiencies may exist, and which locations or service lines are truly performing well versus those that may need attention.
Seeking consolidated view of performance across distributed operations
Making resource allocation decisions without clear profitability data
Needing objective assessment of which locations drive value
Responsible for improving financial reporting quality
Revenue by location is known, but actual profit after proper cost allocation remains unclear, making strategic decisions difficult.
Different locations use varying approaches to allocate shared costs, preventing meaningful performance comparisons.
Some locations may be unknowingly subsidizing others due to how overhead and shared services are distributed.
Without accurate cost data, decisions about where to invest or where to cut back lack solid financial foundation.
We work with your team to collect financial data across all locations, understanding current allocation methods and reporting structures.
We apply activity-based costing principles and other analytical methods to create a clearer picture of true costs.
We identify variations in performance, cost drivers, and potential efficiency opportunities across your locations.
We present findings in accessible formats and discuss implications for strategic decision-making.
Clear understanding of which locations perform better or worse than average, and potential reasons why these differences exist.
Identification of primary cost drivers and areas where small operational changes might yield better efficiency.
Recommendations for more accurate cost allocation methods that better reflect actual resource consumption.
Financial insights that can inform decisions about expansion, consolidation, or operational improvements.
Let's discuss whether this analysis might provide valuable insights for your organization.
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