Help with organising data using pivot table

King100

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I have a large amount of data which I would like to summarise. The data relates to investment consortiums, each of which comprises of a number of companies which have a % stake in the consortium. Each consortium is in a separate row of the table. The columns of the table contain the names of the companies within each consortium and the % stake each has in the consortium. There are also columns showing the amount each consortium will invest under various scenarios. I have shown a sample table using dummy data below.
ConsortiumCompany 1Company 1 %Company 2Company 2%Investment Amount (Scenario 1)Investment Amount (Scenario 2)
101AB Co50%CD Co50% 500,000 1,000,000
105CD Co70%EF Co30% 500,000 -
107GH Co100% 300,000 -
103EF Co50%GH Co50% 250,000 -
104AB co100% 450,000 1,000,000
Total 2,000,000 2,000,000

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I would like to summarise the data by company as shown below. So total invested for company AB Co for Scenario 1 is sum for all consortiums of the % of each consortium AB Co owns multiplied by the corresponding Scenario 1 investment amount for that consortium.

CompanyTotal Invested (Scenario 1)Total Invested (Scenario 2)
AB Co700,0001,500,000
CD Co600,000500,000
EF Co275,0000
GH Co425,0000
Total2,000,0002,000,000

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For the sample this result can be achieved conditional sumproduct formulas but the actual data set has many companies per consortium and there are potentially a large number of scenarios. This makes the calculation route cumbersome (unless someone has an elegant solution) and I was thinking a pivot table may be the best route.

I have not however successfully been able to se tup the pivot table to give me the desired results and would appreciate any assistance with this.

Many thanks
 
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