Feasibility Studies
What is the meaning of the feasibility study?
A feasibility study is an analysis that takes into account all factors relevant to the project including economic, technical, legal and to ensure that the project is likely to be completed successfully.
We combine targeted marketing strategies based on market research with detailed technical plans and financial modelling to produce fully integrated business plans to successfully raise money from private equity firms, commercial banks, and individual investors.
Our collaborative approach quickly puts businesses on the path to success.

The importance of a feasibility study:
- Feasibility studies are considered one of the most important tools that the economic decision maker uses at the level of the private project and at the national level.
- It helps in reaching the best possible allocation of economic resources that are characterized by relative scarcity, and for this reason, feasibility studies are of paramount importance in developing countries, where resources are limited, which requires setting priorities for projects that benefit the national economy.
- Feasibility studies show the expected returns compared to the expected costs of investment over the life of the project.
- The study presents a complete system of project data and analysis in a way that helps the investor to make the appropriate investment decision.
- Develops a plan or program for the implementation of the project, determines the method of project management, and achieves interaction between the elements of operation, financing and marketing.
- It makes the investment decision-making process an integrated process and takes into account all the factors that can affect the performance of the project, making the calculation of the expected risks an accurate process with the least possible degree of uncertainty.
- Helps to identify the economic, political and legal changes that are expected to occur during the life of the project.
- The study helps the investor to know the project’s needs for financial resources and their timing, as the provision of financial resources is one of the most important issues to ensure the establishment and success of the project.
- The study helps in developing plans and programs for the stages of preparation, implementation and follow-up.
- Assists in the preparation of programs for the provision of equipment, machinery, buildings, labor, training and production planning.
- A practical way to convince the funding bodies of the idea of the project.
The economic feasibility study for any project consists of the following basic elements:
- Market Feasibility Study
- Technical Feasibility Study
- Financial Feasibility Study
Our market review provides sufficient and appropriate evidence to act as the basis for growth estimates and potential sales volumes. Further, the market review develops the brand strategy and looks at pricing, promotion and packaging strategies that account for the subtleties and idiosyncrasies of local market dynamics.
- The volume of demand for the goods or services to be provided by the project.
- The size of the supply of goods or services to be provided by the project.
- Determining the production capacity of the project (sales volume) according to the volume of supply and demand.
- Determining The target customers of the project’s products.
- Determining The needs and desires of the target customers.
- Competitors’ activity, products and prices in the target market.
- The available gaps and opportunities that can be exploited for the benefit of the project.
This assessment takes the types of product/service being prepared and client vision into account to determine the critical technical requirements for the new business.
Our detailed report provides a comprehensive analysis of all the technical requirements of the proposed business.
- Determining the location, area, specifications and costs of the project headquarters.
- Determining the size, quality, specifications and costs of labor.
- Determining the needs and costs of the project in terms of equipment, tools and supplies.
- Determining the project’s needs and costs of services such as energy, water, and others.
- Determining the project’s need and costs of raw materials and production supplies (in the case of production projects).
- Determining the production stages in detail (in the case of production projects).
This assessment provides a detailed analysis of the project feasibility. Our financial model is made up of sku-level volume projections and pricing, also, the capital requirements, market and operating costs and technical assessments. This assessment includes the proposed source and use of capital funds, and projected future earnings.
- Preparing the financial statements.
- Measuring the profitability of the project.