Fractional CFO for Manufacturing Companies

Yes. Alehar compares each product's standard material quantities with the quantities actually used in completed batches, and applies current component prices to that bill of materials. Labour and production overhead are added to show the difference between the standard and the actual unit cost. The report separates changes in purchase prices from excess material use.

Alehar prepares a monthly schedule of unfinished batches from your production records. It includes the materials and labour used, with production overhead added on the basis your accountant confirms. The report reconciles opening work in progress, production additions and transfers to finished goods. Your accountant confirms revenue recognition and posts the inventory entries.

Alehar estimates the production volume needed to cover the proposed machine or plant's costs. The model compares that volume with your order forecast and the available production hours. Installation spending is scheduled separately, with a case for a slower start.

Alehar allocates the shared production costs on measures of how each product uses the plant. Machine hours or setup time provide the basis where they explain the cost. The report compares product margin before and after those allocations; your accountant confirms the separate basis used to value inventory.

Yes. Alehar forecasts the cash still needed to finish each open production order. The model schedules the remaining material purchases and production payroll against customer deposits and final payments. If a batch needs rework, a separate case adds the production time your team estimates and moves the expected final receipt accordingly.

Alehar starts by matching the completed production orders to the materials issued and the units received into finished stock. The comparison identifies batches whose recorded material use does not match the shop floor sheets. Your production team explains those differences, and your bookkeeper resolves any ledger adjustments. The costing report uses the reconciled batch quantities.

Alehar compares the total payments under the machine supplier's offer and the bank's quote. The forecast tests those payments during installation and a slower start to production. It also shows which assets each lender would have a claim over and checks the financial limits in your existing loan agreements.

Alehar reports the scrapped units and the cost of reworking defective units for each production line. Yield shows the share of output that is saleable. The cost report reconciles these measures so the same material loss is counted once, and the forecast tests the unit cost at a higher saleable yield.

Yes. Alehar compares the plant's production margin with the overseas sales operation's margin in one management report, with the freight between the locations shown against the relevant orders. Your accountants post the intercompany charges on the basis your tax adviser confirms. Alehar removes those internal charges from the group management view and shows the currency movements separately.

Alehar's senior lead and team compare the two plants on unit cost and unused production capacity. For an owner weighing an outsourced or virtual CFO, the monthly review shows whether moving a batch between plants changes its cost. Your bookkeeper supplies the ledger and each plant supplies its production records.