[ Selected client outcomes ]

The work introduced and what happened next.

We don't claim sole responsibility for client success — strong owners build strong businesses. These case studies show what becomes possible when ambitious owners pair good execution with better visibility, structure and long-term advisory.

[ A note on credit ]

The clients did the work. They made the operational changes, executed against their plans and carried the risk. Our role was to improve visibility, structure and decision making — and to stay in the relationship long enough for it to matter.

[ How to read these ]

The figures need context.

Every number on these pages is tied to a sector, a revenue band and a specific period. No composite client. No averaged-up metrics. Where a result is partial, we say so.

What we count

The information, reporting, tax work and review process introduced.

What we don't claim

Sole credit for revenue growth or profit. The owners made the operational decisions, did the work and carried the risk.

What we disclose

Sector, region, revenue band and engagement period on every case. Identifying detail is changed only when a client has asked for it.

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01 · Established business · 30+ year owner

From a prior-year loss to a $1.1M profit swing in 10 months.

Established multi-million dollar operating business.

Trades & operating servicesSouth-East QLD$5M–$15M10 months

~$1.1M

Profit swing in 10 months

~$500K

Prior-year loss

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02 · Growth-stage business · Pre-profitability

$300K+ in tax saved in the first profitable year — by structuring before the profit arrived.

Growing business heading into a profitable phase.

Owner-led growth businessGold Coast, QLD$2M–$5M (entering scale)Forward planning

>$300K

Tax saved in the first profitable year

Year 1

Of sustained profitability

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03 · Long-term advisory relationship

From $1.5M to a ~$10M trajectory — one long-term advisory relationship.

One of Wakefield Pacific's earliest clients.

Owner-led services businessGold Coast, QLD$1M–$10M (across the engagement)Long-term partnership

$1.5M → ~$10M

Annualised revenue (FY26/27 projection)

~$50K

Tax savings from the first meeting

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[ The relationships behind the work ]

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