Your financials represent
your business
to everyone who matters.
Lenders, investors, acquirers, and regulators all make decisions based on your financial statements. If those statements are incomplete, inconsistently prepared, or non-compliant — the decisions they lead to will not be in your favour.
The bank declined the credit facility.
The reason was your financial statements.
Most founders don't realise their financials are communicating something unintended — until a lender declines, an investor loses confidence, or an auditor issues a qualified opinion.
SME & Mid-Market
Financials prepared by the tax CA — optimised for minimum tax, not for bankability. Lenders see thin margins and high withdrawals. Credit declined or heavily collateralised.
Startups & Growth Companies
Investor-ready financials requested for Series A. Books are in Tally, unreconciled, missing disclosures. Due diligence stalls. Deal falls through.
Family Businesses
Multiple entities, intercompany transactions, and no consolidated view. PE buyer can't understand the structure. Price reduced 20% for complexity premium.
Export & Manufacturing
CARO non-compliance, missing schedule disclosures, incorrect depreciation methods. Auditor issues qualifications. Banking relationships at risk.
Real Estate
Project-wise financial statements absent. Lender can't assess project health individually. Consortium banking applications rejected or significantly delayed.
Ind-AS Compliant Financial Statements
Complete P&L, balance sheet, cash flow, and statement of changes in equity — prepared to Ind-AS standards with full disclosure notes.
Consolidated Financial Statements
Group consolidation across subsidiaries, associates, and joint ventures — eliminating intercompany transactions, correctly applying consolidation standards.
Lender-Ready & Investor-Grade Presentation
Financial statements structured for the specific audience — bank credit proposals, PE data rooms, or SEBI filings — each with the right level of disclosure.
CARO & Disclosure Compliance
Full CARO 2020 compliance, related party disclosures, segment reporting, and all Schedule III requirements — nothing that triggers an auditor qualification.
Companies Seeking Bank Credit
Businesses preparing financial statements specifically for lender appraisal — structured to reflect true creditworthiness, not just tax efficiency.
Businesses Preparing for Investment
Companies ahead of a fundraise, acquisition, or PE process who need institutional-grade historical financials without gaps or qualifications.
Group Companies Needing Consolidation
Multi-entity structures where standalone financials exist but no consolidated view has ever been prepared — creating opacity for all stakeholders.
Companies Transitioning to Ind-AS
Businesses required to migrate from Indian GAAP to Ind-AS — needing restated comparatives and transition date balance sheets.
Northrop prepares financial statements for companies from ₹5 Cr to ₹500 Cr+ revenue — standalone, consolidated, and group-level — across sectors.
Financials that communicate clearly open doors. Financials that don't, close them.
Let us understand your business and your audience — and build financials that work for both.