The problem is not having capital. It is putting it in the wrong place.
Gatavia tests every possible combination and tells you what to fund first, what to reject and how much cash to keep.
Capital constraints
Opportunity · Property improvement
Opportunity · Guest acquisition / marketing
Opportunity · Direct-booking infrastructure
Opportunity · Pricing / revenue management
Opportunity · Debt repayment
Opportunity · Custom opportunity
The optimal portfolio deploys €17,300, deliberately leaves €7,700 unspent and creates an estimated risk-adjusted value of €7,434.
Gatavia evaluates all 64 possible subsets and selects the highest positive-value portfolio inside your deployable budget.
Unused capital is not failure. If a project does not beat your hurdle after confidence, timing and residual value are considered, it stays out.
One capital pool. Six competing uses.
Use incremental net benefit, not gross revenue.
Does the portfolio survive a worse year?
Cautious cuts benefits to 60% and delays them three months. Strong uses 125% of expected benefits.
Expected
Strong
Each project is an initial cash outflow followed by confidence-adjusted annual net benefits. Cash flows are discounted using your required return, start delay, useful life and residual value. Then every project combination is tested.
FAQ
Why not rank by ROI?
Because portfolio value depends on scale, timing, risk and capital constraints.
Can it leave money unspent?
Yes. Weak projects are not funded merely to use the budget.
What is confidence?
Your estimate of how much of the projected benefit is likely to materialise.
Can I compare debt repayment?
Yes.
Is this professional financial advice?
No. It is a decision model.
