Feasibility Report / Feasibility Study

What is a Feasibility Report?

A Feasibility Report is an initial or detailed assessment undertaken to determine whether a proposed project is practical and commercially viable before committing significant resources.

It helps the promoter understand the project’s market opportunity, technical requirements, investment requirement, expected returns, regulatory requirements and potential risks.

A feasibility study is particularly useful at the project planning and decision-making stage, before detailed project execution begins.

Our Feasibility Study Covers

1. Project Concept Assessment

We understand the proposed business idea, project objectives, products/services, proposed capacity and intended market.

2. Market Feasibility

We assess:

Market demand
Industry potential
Target customers
Competitors
Pricing
Sales opportunities
Distribution channels
Market risks

3. Technical Feasibility

The technical requirements of the project are evaluated, including:

Technology
Manufacturing process
Machinery
Capacity
Raw materials
Utilities
Infrastructure
Production requirements

4. Location Feasibility

The proposed location is assessed based on land availability, connectivity, raw material access, utilities, labour availability, logistics and other relevant factors.

5. Raw Material Feasibility

Availability, sourcing, quantity, quality, seasonality and estimated cost of key raw materials are reviewed.

6. Infrastructure Feasibility

Requirements for land, buildings, power, water, storage, transportation, waste management and other infrastructure are identified.

7. Regulatory Feasibility

The project may be reviewed for applicable registrations, licences, permissions, environmental requirements and other statutory approvals.

8. Financial Feasibility

The study estimates:

Project investment
Working capital
Operating costs
Sales revenue
Profitability
Cash flows
Break-even point
Return on investment

9. Funding Feasibility

Potential sources of finance are identified based on the project structure, such as promoter contribution, bank finance, investors and applicable government financial assistance.

10. Risk Assessment

Major risks affecting the project are identified and appropriate mitigation measures are suggested.

11. Implementation Feasibility

The study considers whether the proposed project can realistically be implemented within the required timeframe and available resources.

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