A pro forma is a financial statement projecting future results based on hypothetical scenarios or assumptions. Businesses use it for budgeting, forecasting, or presenting potential deals to investors. It helps stakeholders—like lenders, analysts, and executives—evaluate expected performance without historical data. This tool clarifies risks and opportunities in planning, mergers, or funding requests.
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