Energy Services
We are ready to fuel your business growth, delivering the knowledge and expertise you need to reach your goals in the dynamic energy sector.
Some of the questions our energy services clients ask us:
What can the bank do to support my business?
How can my business become more profitable?
How do I grow my business in the energy sector?
How do I know when to lease or buy equipment?
How do I prepare my business for the boom-bust market?
I’m short on cash but need to pay my vendors, what do I do?
Is it a good idea to expand into new markets like the United States?
The Stawowski McGill Solution
The clarity, confidence and control you need to reach your goals.
With over 25 years of experience, our team of Fractional CFOs know the challenges you are most likely to face in the energy services industry. We are ready to help you develop tailored solutions to address your business’s unique requirements.
We get to know your business like our own, offering more than just high-level problem solving. We provide continuous support to empower your business decisions and become a relationship-based partner to help drive long-term success.
Some of the challenges our energy services clients face:
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Preparing for Volatility
Ensuring the right business structure and a strong balance sheet is critical for long-term business health amidst the boom-bust cycle of the energy sector.
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Managing Cash Flow
Cash flow strategies are important when vendors must be paid quickly, but receivables for the same projects take 60, 90, 120 days or longer to be cleared.
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Banking Relationships
Setting up the right lending resources to manage the seasonality of your business requires strong banking relationships with lenders who understand your unique needs.
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Expanding Cross Border
Energy-rich markets outside of Alberta are enticing. This type of growth must consider the corporate, legal and financial variables that come with international expansion.
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Examining Profitability
When revenue through the year is strong, but the year-end numbers aren’t as rosy, it is time to explore pricing and profit margins, as well as overhead costs and efficiency of processes.