SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT - PREPARING A BRIEF, BUT CONCISE FEASIBILITY FOR ANY SMALL BUSINESS]

SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

[PREPARING A BRIEF, BUT CONCISE FEASIBILITY FOR ANY SMALL BUSINESS]

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A good feasibility study may take the following pattern:

A.      INTRODUCTION

-          Background information about the project and the industry

-          Objectives of the study

-          Method and Extent

-          Time for the study

B.      PRINCIPAL FINDINGS

Part I:

-          Information about the immediate market

-          Proposal

-          Procedure

(a)    Factory etc

(b)    Production Plan

(c)    Raw Materials

(d)   Management and organization

(e)    Marketing and pricing

Part II: Financial and Technical Requirement

(a)    Investment

(b)    Financial Plan

(c)    Depreciation

(d)   Financial Charges

(e)    Profitability

(f)     Liquidity

Part III: Economic and legal requirement

(a)    Analysis of value added

(b)    Analysis of impact on foreign exchange position

(c)    Analysis of employment effect

(d)   Analysis of environmental implication

(e)    Physical and fiscal implication

C.      RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCLUSIONS

The technicalities required in the write-up of the various sections may differ from project to project.  Generally, the write-up will require the information set out below.

 

Now, here are tips below on how to really write a feasibility study as the above is just step-by-step procedures.