This study provides a structured framework through the integration of INCOSE's risk management process with the financial valuation ratios from CFI to evaluate the viability of an electromechanical startup from a financial perspective. This study uses the three-statement financial model to show how risk-informed decision making improves profitability within a quarterly timeline in the first year while simultaneously stabilizing leverage and efficiency ratios. The findings show that combining systems engineering risk management with financial modeling improves cost efficiency, schedule adherence, and economic sustainability, while aligning with KEEN's “create value” principle.