Feasibility Study

Key Components of Feasibility Study Services

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1. Technical Feasibility

   • Assesses if the required technology, equipment, and expertise are available.

   • Evaluates production capacity, infrastructure, and technical risks.

2. Financial Feasibility

   • Conducts cost-benefit analysis, ROI projections, and break-even assessments.

   • Estimates capital expenditures (CAPEX), operational costs (OPEX), and funding requirements.

3. Market Feasibility

   • Analyzes demand, competition, customer demographics, and market trends.

   • Includes competitor benchmarking and sales forecasting.

4. Operational Feasibility

   • Examines whether the organization can execute the project with current processes, staff, and logistics.

   • Identifies gaps in workforce skills or operational capacity.

5. Legal & Regulatory Feasibility

   • Reviews compliance with laws, permits, zoning regulations, and industry standards.

   • Identifies potential legal risks or intellectual property concerns.

6. Scheduling Feasibility

   • Determines if the project timeline is realistic, accounting for dependencies and potential delays.

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 Steps in Conducting a Feasibility Study

1. Preliminary Analysis – Quick assessment to identify major roadblocks.

2. Scope Definition – Outlines objectives, deliverables, and constraints.

3. Market Research – Validates demand, pricing, and competitive landscape.

4. Financial Assessment – Projects costs, revenue streams, and funding options.

5. Risk Analysis – Identifies potential threats and mitigation strategies.

6. Final Report & Recommendations – Summarizes findings and proposes a go/no-go decision