Business Plan

A Business Plan is the perfect tool to give you the direction you need when starting a business.

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Last updated October 23, 2025

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Frequently asked questions

Use this Business Plan if:

  • You’re starting a business and want a blueprint for success, in line with your goals and vision;
  • You need an organised way to share your business objectives with investors, lenders or other third parties;
  • You already have a business and need to pause, reflect and re-align your goals.

What does the Business Plan cover?

  • Business Overview
  • Products / Services
  • Structures and resources
  • Business management and operations
  • Market analysis and strategy
  • Financial analysis

Other names for Business Plan include:

  • Business Proposal

View Sample Business Plan

The Legal Risk Score of a Business Plan Template is Low

Our legal team have marked this document as low risk considering:

  • The document outlines various business goals and objectives without specifying measurable outcomes or detailed timelines, which could lead to ambiguity in tracking business progress and accountability.
  • The risk management strategies are briefly mentioned with minimal details on implementation, which might not sufficiently prepare the business for potential challenges.


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