Case Studies

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Turnaround & company building

Broast Hub – From an existing restaurant to a new hospitality concept

Broast Hub – From an existing restaurant to a new hospitality concept logo

Full repositioning of an existing restaurant in Medina — from company formation and financing through renovation to an independent Broast concept.

€85,000 capital raised
3 months to launch
100% foreign-owned company

Context & challenge

The starting point was anything but typical: the site already had a Pakistani restaurant that was fully equipped and, in principle, ready to operate.

After a conflict between the owner and his former business partner, continuing in the existing form was no longer a viable option. The owner approached me to develop a realistic way forward and to turn the situation into a new, economically viable project.

Rather than simply continuing the restaurant under a new name, we decided on a complete repositioning.

The Pakistani restaurant was to become an independent Broast concept: Broast Hub.

Project timeline

Outcome

This project shows that a difficult starting situation does not have to mean the end of a location. What matters is a realistic assessment of existing resources and building a new structure from them. Instead of simply continuing the existing operation, we rebuilt financing, company, concept, kitchen, products, staff and brand — and brought them together as a working project.

"Within three months, a restaurant without a clear future became a new company with its own brand, its own product and its own structure — from financing through to operational launch."

Operational execution

Hospitality project in Saudi Arabia

Hospitality project in Saudi Arabia logo

Turn-key execution of a hospitality concept with a fixed budget and predefined constraints.

€150k–€200k budget
4 months build time
Turn-key handover

Context & challenge

The client approached me with a clearly defined budget of approximately €150,000–€200,000 to implement a hospitality project in Saudi Arabia.

The constraints were clear: partners and on-site framework were already set and could not be chosen by us. Our job was not “theory” — it was full operational execution under real conditions.

After successful negotiations on framework conditions and responsibilities, my team and I took over the complete structuring, coordination, and delivery of the project.

Project timeline

Outcome

"This project is a blueprint of how we work: no experiments, no theory — structured, real execution under real market conditions in Saudi Arabia."

Restructuring

Profit optimization (hospitality, Medina)

Profit optimization (hospitality, Medina) logo

Turnaround for a 3-branch chain: revenue was there — profitability was improved sustainably.

3 branches
7-figure annual savings
No quality loss

Context & challenge

The client contacted me because — despite a mid six-figure annual revenue — he was unhappy with his profit.
The company operated three branches in Medina. Revenue existed, but profitability was not where it needed to be.

The assignment was clear: identify root causes, fix structures, and deliver measurable results.

Project timeline

Outcome

"High revenue means nothing if the structure isn’t right. We created profitability through operational excellence."

Expansion strategy

Expansion from Yanbu to Riyadh

Expansion from Yanbu to Riyadh logo

Feasibility study for expanding a successful business into the capital — with risk minimization.

Riyadh market analysis
Feasibility study
Risk minimization

Context & challenge

The client was already very successful in Yanbu and planned to expand into Riyadh. Despite existing success, he didn’t want to decide “by gut” — he wanted a reliable foundation.

The assignment: create a comprehensive feasibility study to realistically assess what to expect in Riyadh — financially, operationally, and strategically.

Project timeline

Outcome

"A solid feasibility study creates clarity — before capital, time and energy are invested."

Culture & strategy

Prophet’s Mosque museum expansion

Prophet’s Mosque museum expansion logo

Developing sustainable revenue models for long-term operation without state funding.

Sustainable models
Cultural project
Revenue growth

Context & challenge

The museum of the Prophet’s Mosque was unsure how to secure long-term operations without state funding.

The client approached us to develop viable income models and ensure the museum’s economic sustainability.

Project timeline

Outcome

"Even in cultural and religious institutions, structure, analysis and operational execution matter. That’s how concepts work in reality — not just on paper."

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