How to write a business plan?

How to write a business plan? This is the question an entrepreneur has when he first faces this challenge. We described in detail what a business plan is and what it is for in a previous publication. Today, we will look at the structure and content of a business plan, i.e. what it consists of and what sections should be included in it. As we wrote earlier, there are many types and classifications of business plans. Depending on the goals, objectives and audience for which this document is drawn up, various techniques and methods of presenting information can be used. In addition to the generally accepted methods, which we will talk about below, in each specific case, individual requirements may be put forward. For example, a bank from which an entrepreneur expects to get a loan may ask to pay more attention to the company's financial indicators and detail the company's balance sheet. And an investor who is looking for profitable investment projects and considering investing in some kind of production may require more detailed coverage of the issues of providing material resources and the availability of production facilities. In other words, drawing up a business plan in each case can be quite individual. However, for all types of business plans, there are some general sections and principles that we will talk about today.