Technical Feasibility Study
A technical feasibility study answers one question: can the project actually be built and operated, and at what cost? It defines the right location, production capacity, machinery...
SCOOP prepares four main types of feasibility study: a technical study that defines location, equipment and production capacity; a market study that measures demand and competition; a financial study that calculates costs, profits and payback; and a bank-financing study built to lender requirements. Each can be ordered on its own or as part of a complete feasibility study.
Understanding your requirements and current position
A tailored, well-structured plan of work
Ongoing support until the project succeeds
A technical feasibility study answers one question: can the project actually be built and operated, and at what cost? It defines the right location, production capacity, machinery...
A market feasibility study tests whether there is a real market for your product or service: current and future demand, target customers, competitors, the right price and the best...
A financial feasibility study turns the technical and market findings into numbers that answer the investor’s key question: will the project make money, and when will it pay back?...
A bank-financing feasibility study is a complete feasibility study prepared to the standards banks and funding bodies use to assess a loan request: a clear description of the proje...
Tell us about your project idea and expected investment, and a SCOOP consultant will recommend the right study for your goal — an investment decision, a bank loan application or a pitch to partners.
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