How would you build a three statement model for say a healthcare or restaurant business that includes de novo growth (i.e. new revenue from expansionary sites)?
Would costs just be within CapEx and then make a blanket revenue assumption per de novo unit?
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That would be my best guess, and then maybe building in the growth into your step functions and incorporating a chance of failure of underperformance into sensitivity.
Just giving this a shot though. Would defer to others, interested in what folks say
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