英文商业计划书范文

英文商业计划书范文
篇一：商业计划书模板---英文版
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商业计划书模板---英文版BUSINESS PLAN TEMPLATEBUSINESS PLAN[My Company]123 Main
StreetAnytown, USA -4567[Your Name][DATE]TABLE OF CONTENTS...
商业计划书
商业计划书模板---英文版
BUSINESS PLAN TEMPLATE
BUSINESS PLAN
[My Company]
123 Main Street
Anytown, USA 10000
123-4567
1
[Your Name]
[DATE]
2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Executive Summary ...........................................
(1)
Management ........................................ ................................................... ................................................... . (2)
[Company] History ........................................... ................................................... .. (5)
[Product/Service] Description ....................................... ................................................... . (7)
Objectives......................................... ................................................... ................................................... .. (9)
Competitors .......................................
................................................... .. (10)
Competitive Advantages ........................................ ................................................... .. (11)
Innovation ........................................ ................................................... ................................................... . (13)
Pricing ........................................... ................................................... ................................................... (14)
Specific Markets ........................................... ................................................... (15)
Growth
................................................... . (16)
Market Size and Share ............................................. ................................................... (17)
Targeting New Markets ........................................... ................................................... . (18)
Location .......................................... ................................................... ................................................... .. (19)
Manufacturing Plan .............................................. ................................................... . (20)
Research & Development .......................................
(21)
Historical Financial Data .............................................. ................................................... .. (22)
Proforma Financial Data .............................................. ................................................... .. (23)
Proforma Balance Sheet ............................................. ................................................... (26)
Cost Control ........................................... ................................................... ................................................... (27)
Effects of Loan or Investment ........................................ ...................................................
(28)
Attachments ....................................... ................................................... ................................................... . (29)
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Executive Summary [My Company] was formed as a [proprietorship, partnership, corporation] in [Month, Year] in [City, State], by [John Doe] in response to the following market conditions:
[Startup, growth] opportunities exist in [Product/Service].
The need for use of efficient distribution and financial methods in these overlooked markets.
[I/We] have several customers who are willing to place large [orders,contracts] within the next three months.
Several other prospective [customers/clients] have expressed serious interest in doing business within six months. [I/We] previously owned a company that was active in the widget markets. Over the past
few years I spent much time studying ways to improve overall performance and increase profits. This plan is a result of that study. The basic components of this plan are:
1. Competitive pricing
2. Expand the markets
3. Increased advertising
4. Lower our unit costs,
5. Thereby achieving higher profits.
1. Sign contracts
2. Increased advertising
3. Increase office staff
To this end, [I/we] need investment from private individuals and/or companies. A total of $XXX is being raised which will be used to finance working capital, plant and equipment. The company will be incorporated and common stock issued to investors. The company will be run as a [proprietorship, partnership, corporation].
Financial Goals Sales Net Income Earnings per
share
Year 1 $25,000 .01 Year 2 $250,000 .12 Year 3
$375,000 .14
1
Management
[Name] [Title]??[Experience]??Sales growth from zero to $1,000,000 in five years.??Led market in market share - 30%.
Formulated advertising budgets & campaigns.
Pioneered new distribution channels. Established national sales force.
Established national repair & service centers.
Brought new and innovative products to the market.
Designed point-of-purchase materials.
[Education}
University of Boston
Boston, MA
- Computer Sciences
President
John Q. Doe, Chief Executive Officer, and Director since February 1988 and President since January 1990. Mr. Doe was the founder and Chief Executive Officer of the original operating company known as Random Excess, Inc. He has had experience in
the widget field with his own firm, John Doe Co., of Oshkosh (Wisconsin), from 1980 to 1987. This firm was sold to FatCat Widgets, Inc. in 1987.
篇二：英文商业计划书模板
英语商业计划书（Business Plan）
第一讲：概述
第二讲：现状分析
第三讲：目标确定
第四讲：组织结构
第五讲：产品分析
第六讲：市场分析
第七讲：市场策略
第八讲：生产分析
第九讲：财务分析
第十讲：附件
第一讲：概述(executive summary)
概述是整个商业计划的第一部分，相当于整个商业计划的浓缩，使整个商业计划的精华所在。

一般将概述放在最后书写，页数应控制在2页以内。

概述应包括的基本内容有：
企业的宗旨，例如：
In XX, ABC Corporation was created to...
Now, ABC Corporation is at a point where…
背景介绍，例如：
For many years people have…
The condition of the industry today is such that…
产品或服务及市场竞争情况，例如：
We have just completed the development of S30 –a novel
and proprietary construction tool
Compared to competitive products, our s30 can…
企业目标，例如：
Our objective, at this time, is to propel the company into a
prominent market position. We feel that within 5 years ABC
Corporation will be in a suitable condition for further
expansion, an initial public offering or profitable acquisition.
To accomplish this goal we…
管理团队和管理组织，例如
Our management team consists of 5 men and women Whose backgrounds consist of 10 years of marketing
with…
市场策略，例如：
The fundamental thrust of our marketing strategy consists of…
财务状况和计划，例如：
In 5 years we will have… and our investors will be
able to…
结论，例如：
ABC Corporation enjoys an established track-record of
excellent support for our customers. Their expressions of
satisfaction and encouragement are numerous, and we
intend to continue our advances in the…
第二讲：现状分析(present situation)
这部分尽可能简明扼要而又全面地介绍公司的情况，以及公司所在行业的信息。

市场环境，例如：
The marketplace has been stagnant for 2 years. We are
poised now to…
产品或服务，例如：
The present stage of S30 is in the design stage.
产品生命周期，例如：
Our current product line is…
价格和利润，例如：
Current prices are… and profits are…
客户，例如：
Current customers are using our… for…
销售渠道，例如：
We have service centers, retailers, manufacturer’s
representatives…
管理团队情况，例如：
Most of our management is in place, however, we require a
production manager to complete our team.
财务状况，例如：
Current cash available is….
第三讲：目标确定(objectives)
企业目标是企业使命和指导方针的具体化和数量化，它反应企业在一定时期内经营活动的方向和所要达到的水
平。

企业目标的实现时间较长，一般为三到五年或者更长时间。

好的企业目标具有总体性、与外部环境联系密切、有很大的激励作用、切实可行等特点。

企业的基本目标，例如：
The primary objectives of our organization are to:
A
B
C
投资收益率(ROI)，例如：
Based on a XXX% market share for our XXX product by
20XX, we estimate our return on investment to be XXX%.
财务目标，例如：
Last Year This Year Next Year
Sales
$ Volume
Unit Volume
% Increase/Decrease
Share of Market
Gross Profit
Manufacturing
Fully Burdened
Marketing Expenses
Advertising
Sales Promotion
Trade Allowances
Other
欲计将来增长、改进的目标，例如：
Other objectives we have set for ourselves include XXX.
We expect to replace (competitive/existing products or
services) by XXX% by 20XX.
We plan to add XXX (retailers, distributors, service centers)
per month/year and we will have a total of XXX (retailers,
distributors) by 20XX.
第四讲：组织结构(management)
投资者考察企业时，管理是最为重要的因素。

没有一支优秀的管理团队和有效的组织模式，科技成果不可能和资本很好结合创造现实的生产力。

一般需要介绍的管理人员有：总裁、常务副总裁、人事部总监、营销副总裁、财务副总裁、
生产部总监。

对每一位关键人员用文章一个段落的篇幅进行
描述就可以。

介绍组织结构时要注意以下问题：
1．主要管理人员和专业人员的发展路径是怎样的？他
们具有哪些技能？
2．公司未来的组织机构是怎样的？
3．谁将成为部门领导者？
4．在哪些领域的管理应该加强？
5．报酬机制如何？
团队结构介绍，例如：
Of the XXX people who make up the development staff, there are XXX founders who hold the following positions:
XXX, President
XXX, Vice President of Finance
XXX, Vice President of Marketing
XXX, Vice President of Sales
XXX, Vice President of Engineering
XXX, Vice President of Research
XXX, Vice President of Operations
XXX, Director of Marketing
XXX, Manager XXX Development
XXX, Corporate Attorney
管理人员描述，例如：
XXX, President
XXX Degree, University of XXX
XXX’s professional experience includes many different
areas in the XXX industry.
人力资源需求，例如：
(Company) development team recognizes that additional
staff is required to properly support marketing, sales,
research, and support functions.
第五讲：产品分析(the product/service)
产品介绍应包括以下内容：
1．产品名称
2．性能及特性
3．产品所处的生命周期
4．产品的市场竞争力
5．产品的研究和开发过程
6．发展新产品的计划和成本分析
7．产品的市场前景预测
8．产品的品牌和专利
此外，还要从顾客和投资者角度出发回答下面的问题：1．顾客希望企业的产品能解决什么问题，顾客能从企业的产品中获得什么好处？
2．企业的产品与竞争对手的产品相比有哪些优缺点，顾客为什么会选择本企业的产品？
3．为什么用户会大批量地购买企业的产品？
4．本公司能提供哪些购买便利？
5．企业为自己的产品采取了何种保护措施，企业拥有哪些专利、许可证，或与已申请专利的厂
家达成了哪些协议？
6．为什么企业的产品定价使企业产生足够的利润？
介绍产品，例如：
This capability for XXX is a unique feature enjoyed by
(Company) and our customers.
专利保护，例如：
Our product(s) is protected under the following:
产品价格优势，例如：
Regarding cost savings (product/service) will save our
customers money in terms of XXX.
产品测试，例如：
Completed tests have shown that XXX (results).
产品特性描述，例如：
XXX is another powerful feature. This includes XXX.
XXX saves a tremendous amount of time when XXX.
第六讲：市场分析(market analysis)
这部分内容包括行业分析、市场分析和竞争分析。

行
业分析包括企业所在行业概述、对行业发展方向的预测、对
驱动因素的分析。

市场分析的核心内容是在市场细分的基础
上确定目标市场。

要让投资者了解市场的规模有足够大的赢
利空间和发展空间；知道市场有良好的发展前景，即所确定
的目标市场在未来将会长生不衰。

竞争分析中要对全部竞争
产品及竞争厂家作出描述与分析。

尤其要分析这些竞争对手
所占有的市场份额、年销量与销售收入，以及他们的财务实力。

此外还要对自己产品所具有的优势作分析，对未来市场
变化趋势作预测。

介绍目标顾客购买的原因，例如：
It is easy to understand why the principal buying motives
are XXX because XXX.
篇三：商业计划书英文版(免费) txt格式
Exhibit 2 KEY FACTORS FOR SUCCESS OF INNOVATIVE START-UPS Ideas . Degree of innovation . Scope .
Patent Capital . Availability/amount . Needs/ responsibilities . Exits for investors People . Inventors . Entrepreneurs . Team members Traditional service providers . Attorneys . Patent lawyers . Tax consultants/ accountants . Market researchers Network and exchange . Coaching . Networking . Team building . Innovative service provider –Venture capitalists –Headhunters –Angel investors –High-tech start-up consultants 1. THE ROUTE FROM CONCEPT TO COMPANY New, innovative companies generally try to grow from start-ups into established companies within 5 years. But they can seldom finance their activities alone along the way. Rather, they are dependent on professional investors with considerable financial clout. For entrepreneurs, financing is a critical question – the business plan must thus be considered from the point of view of potential investors right from the outset. Success factors Successful companies arise from a combination of five elements (Exhibit 2).
1. No business concept, no business Having an idea is just the beginning of the creative process. Many entrepreneurs are initially infatuated with their
inspiration, losing sight of the fact that their idea is the point of departure for a long process of development which must face – and withstand – tough challenges before it can enjoy financing and market success as a mature business concept. 2. Money matters Without somebody who invests money into the idea to grow it into a viable business, this business will never become a reality. From early on, therefore, much attention must be paid to convincing investors to provide the necessary funding. 3 Exhibit 3 STAGES OF START-UP DEVELOPMENT Business idea generation Business plan preparation Start-up and growth Established company Interest of investors Financing decisions Exit of initial investors
3. No entrepreneurs, no enterprise Growing new firms is not a one-person job. It can only succeed with a team of, usually, three to five entrepreneurs whose talents are complementary. Putting together well-functioning teams is a difficult process – one that takes time, energy, and an understanding of human nature. Do not lose any time in putting your team together and work on perfecting it throughout the
entire start-up process. The characteristics of a high-performance management team are discussed in more detail in section of this Guide. 4. Traditional service providers will help you clear the first hurdles You will often need the advice of professional service providers, such as patent lawyers, tax advisors, and market researchers - especially at the beginning. Getting the right information early (, for registering a patent) can have consequences for later success or failure. 5. Strong networks are a "shot in the arm" for every new company Professional guidance for potential entrepreneurs through a network of sponsors, entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and service providers is decisive in transforming viable ideas into real companies. Prime examples for such regional networks can be found in Silicon Valley and the Boston area. Stages of development The typical progression of the start-up an
d development of growing companies into established firms can b
e subdivided into three stages. The end o
f each stage serves as a milestone for venture capitalists by which to gauge the status of their
investment. Being familiar with each stage and the challenges it poses may spare you wasted energy and disappointment. Please note, however, that the three stages in the development of a functioning start-up do not match the three phases in the development of a business plan within the framework of this competition (see Exhibit 3). If you intend to be successful, this start-up process should influence both your activities as the initiator of a business concept and your path toward forming your own company. To a large extent, it is the demands of investors that will determine how you must approach the individual stages of the start-up.
4 Stage 1: Business idea generation The beginning is the inspiration – your solution to a problem. It must be evaluated to determine if it delivers an actual customer value, whether the market is big enough, and just how big it will be. The idea itself has no intrinsic economic value. It acquires economic value only after it has been successfully transformed into a concept with a plan and implemented. You will need to start putting together your team as soon as possible, finding partners who can develop your product or service until
it is ready for market (or at least until shortly before). In the case of products, this stage usually involves a functioning prototype. You will most likely have to do without venture capital during this stage. You will still be financing your plan with your own money, help from friends, perhaps state research subsidies, contributions from foundations, or other grants. Investors refer to this as "seed money," as your idea is still a seedling, not yet exposed to the harsh climate of competition. Your objective at this stage is to present your business concept and market – which forms the foundation of your new company – so clearly and concisely as to pique the interest of potential investors in helping you cultivate your idea further. Stage 2: Business plan preparation。