What Are We Doing ?

No firm should undertake a large investment or major expansion without a clear understanding of the risks, costs and revenues involved. While some firms may have the in- house skills and experience to prepare this analysis, others find the assistance of a third party invaluable in developing and checking the market assumptions that support a business plan.

Experience

Our consulting team have extensive experience in evaluating and providing economic and project feasibility analysis for clients both in the private and public sectors.

Rawasi deploys three main components for feasibility studies that are as follows:

Market Analysis: This includes a study of the industry, present market, projected market potential, sales, competition, and potential buyers. Understanding market potential gives businesses insight into the demand for their product or service.
Financial Analysis: It establishes how much start-up capital is required, sources of capital, returns on investments, and other financial estimates such as gross profit margins and net income.
Technical: It analyses the materials, transportation, labor, location, technology required, and other factors related to the product or service.

Conclusion

Rawasi studies the critical aspects of the proposed venture to validate assumptions and reassure lenders and investors.