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Finance, Accounting & Controlling

Accounts you can rely on. Numbers management can use.

We keep the books accurate and on time, then go further: controlling, cash planning and reporting that help management understand performance and act on it.

The problems it addresses

Where finance functions get stuck.

Late or unreliable closing

Accounts are finalised weeks after month-end, often with adjustments nobody can fully explain.

Profit without cash

The P&L looks healthy while the bank balance tells a different story.

Budgets that stay in a drawer

A budget is prepared once a year and rarely compared with what actually happens.

Costs nobody can trace

Margins by product, project or branch are estimated rather than measured.

Several entities, several versions

Group figures depend on manual consolidation across companies and currencies.

Reporting built for compliance only

Statutory accounts are filed, but management still lacks the figures it needs.

What we do

Practical finance work, done properly.

  • Accounting and bookkeeping, including multi-company and multi-currency set-ups
  • Monthly closing procedures, reconciliations and review
  • Financial controlling and management reporting
  • Cash flow management and rolling forecasts
  • Budgeting, financial planning and variance analysis
  • Cost analysis by product, project, branch or entity
  • Financial statements under local frameworks (Lebanese PCL, SYSCOHADA) and IFRS
  • Improvement of finance processes and closing timetables
Value to management

What changes for management.

Figures arrive on time, reconcile, and answer the questions management actually asks.

Because we also understand the operational side, we look at where the numbers come from: how sales, purchases, stock and payroll are recorded. Fixing finance often means fixing a process upstream, and we treat that as part of the job.

Connected services

How this links to the rest of our work.

Need clearer financial visibility?

Tell us where the numbers fall short today, and we will tell you how we would approach it.