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Financial model

How PrimeJek structures financial planning, unit economics and country economics under the CFO mandate.

PrimeJek's financial model is maintained by the Office of the CFO as a single planning system linking corporate strategy to budgets, capital requirements and country expansion economics.

The model is built on documented assumptions rather than headline numbers. Figures are shared under the data-room access process, not published on the website.

Model architecture

The planning layers maintained inside the model.

Five-year planning horizon
Revenue architecture by product line
Cost base and operating model
Headcount and organisational planning
Country expansion budgets
Cash-flow and runway planning

Assumption discipline

Every driver is documented, sourced and reviewable.

Named owner per assumption
Source or rationale recorded
Sensitivity and scenario ranges
Version control between reporting cycles
Separation of committed and planned spend

Unit economics

Measured per market rather than as a single global blend.

Revenue per property record and per listing
Acquisition and onboarding cost
Servicing and operations cost
Contribution by product line
Country operator economics

Scenario planning

Base, conservative and expansion cases
Capital-constrained operating plan
Expansion sequencing by country
Downside runway protection

Reporting cadence

Internal reporting rhythm that keeps the model current.

Monthly management reporting
Quarterly re-forecast
Annual budget and plan reset
Board and investor reporting pack

Reviewing the model

Detailed figures and assumptions are released through the data room.

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