Feasibility studies
Economic feasibility studies
The economic feasibility study is used as a practical tool to avoid the risks of potential projects and serves the segment of investors, entrepreneurs, and company owners seeking to enter new investment projects or pump investments into their current projects to develop them. The economic feasibility study is considered the professional scientific method to estimate the chances of success of a project or investment idea before application and actual implementation.
Our experts enable clients to identify and reach the best exploitation of economic resources and estimate the expected investment returns from the project or idea and compare them with the required investment costs, in an effort to develop a plan and timetable for project implementation.
Marketing feasibility study
Marketing feasibility studies are the first stage of the economic feasibility study, in which a comparison is made between the investment opportunities offered in the marketing compared to their expected financial returns in preparation for choosing the best one. The marketing feasibility study also determines the extent of the target market’s response to the investment idea and the new project, and then the investment decision is made to continue. In studying the technical feasibility of the project and subsequent studies.
Our experts identify the feasibility of the project from a marketing perspective, develop the optimal structure for the project components, and then estimate the size of the demand and expected revenues.
Financial feasibility study
The financial feasibility study is one of the pillars of the investment decision. It is considered one of the most dangerous stages of the economic feasibility study, on the basis of which the investment decision is made to proceed with the project, measuring profitability from a commercial perspective, and determining the structure and sources of the proposed financing for the project.
Experts measure the project’s ability to fulfill its financial obligations and its ability to recover the investment cost within a recovery period acceptable to the investor, ensuring a balance between the necessary financial needs and the various financing sources to obtain it.
