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We ask that you present us first with an executive summary of your plan, a short and comprehensive report distilling the essence of the investment project. This executive summary should be presented on a separate page and is, essentially, a snapshot of the project itself. The summary should list objectives, challenges, required resources, key strategies and modes of execution, achievable goals and end results, total capital requirement, time period involved, and other characteristics of the project that you deem essential.
The business plan itself is a more formal document summarizing the investment project in as much detail as possible, with necessary supporting documents attached.
Please note that the quality and depth of the presented information for the particular project (condensed in the business plan) is an indication of your readiness to undertake the project. The more detailed and well-thought-out the business plan, the more likely it is to receive financing. The business plan is both the first and the last step of your project planning: it will guide everything that you need to do before turning to the Langal Corporation, and will in turn convince us to support your project plan.
An Appendix to the business plan is not only acceptable but recommended, as it allows you to attach additional materials to support your request. These can take on many forms, from letters of support and affirmation from key individuals or companies, to affidavits, to additional project plans.