Feasibility Study for Capital Investment
English-based and Excel-based
Objectives:
1. Importance of Feasibility study
2. Business Environment analysis, Legal Study
3. Technical and Engineering Study, Market Study
4. Financial Study, Financial Analysis, Risk Analysis
Contents
INTRODUCTION
- Feasibility Introduction, Owners’ Information, Study Area, Methodology,
- Limitation of Study, Consultancy Team .
BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
- General Economic Situation, Project’s Segment Economics,
- Project’s Objectives, Project’s Justifications
LEGAL STUDY
- Startup Costs, Business Forms, Project’s Investments,
- License and Permissions .
TECHNICAL STUDY
- Selecting Project Location, Property and Land, Building and Installation,
- Building Design, Machinery, Selecting Machinery Sources, Main Plant and
- Machinery, Supporting Machines, Vehicles, Vehicles Operating Costs,
- Lifts and Handling Equipment, Office Equipment, Office Furniture,
- Material, Selecting Raw Material Sources, Production Formula,
- Direct Raw Material, Indirect Raw Material, Labor, Direct Labor Cost,
- Indirect Labor Cost, Organizational Chart, Operating Cost .
MARKETING STUDY
- Product Description, Target Customer Identification,
- Classified into Categories, Product Demand Estimation, Forecast,
- Trend, Income Elasticity, Price Elasticity, Average Annual Consumption,
- Product Supply Estimation, Competitors’ Capacity, Project Market Share,
- Product Pricing Strategies, Competitor’s Price, Markup Over Cost …..
- Price, Sales Channels, Promotions, Annual Revenues .
FINANCIAL STUDY
- Investment Costs, Working Capital is a percentage of Current/
- Operating Costs, WC Depends on number of Operating Cycle per
- Year. Which vary from 1 - 18 months, Current/Operating Costs,
- Current/Operating Revenues, Accumulated Depreciation, Expected
- Income Statement, Opening Balance Sheet.
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
- Payback Period [PP], Return on Investment [ ROI ],
- Profitability Index [ PI ], Net Present Value [ NPV ],
- Internal Rate of Return [ IRR ], Preferable Rate of Return [ PRR ],
- Sensitivity Analysis
RISK ANALYSIS
- Interest Rate, Risk Rate, Assurance Rate, Rate of Return
- Variance, Standard Deviation Projected Cash Flows
- Probability of Realizing the Net Cash Flows, Weighing Methods
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