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This document outlines the key components of a feasibility study for a new business venture. It discusses that a feasibility study analyzes the validity of an idea through a detailed investigation. The feasibility study process examines the implementability of the new venture. It also considers site selection, business description, macro environmental influences, marketing analysis, financial analysis, production analysis, management analysis, and critical risks. The document provides details on each of these components and factors that are assessed in a feasibility study.
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7:个人信誉贷款加10分
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Feasibility study
- 1. Feasibility Study Dr. Gopal Thapa Tribhuvan University Email: thapazee@gmail.com
- 2. Feasibility Study Feasibility is an analysis of the validity of an idea. It examines the validity of new venture through detailed investigation It is the process of determining the implement- ability of the new venture 07/12/19 Copy right reserved 2
- 3. Feasibility Study is Concerned with: Site selection Business description Macro environment influences Marketing analysis Financial analysis Production analysis Management analysis Critical risks 07/12/19 Copy right reserved 3
- 4. Feasibility Study Will the new idea work? Can it be improved? Is there a better way? Is it worth it? 07/12/19 Copy right reserved 4
- 5. Site Selection It is the location of land or place where the new venture will be housed. The selection of site is a strategic decision It is an important aspects of feasibility study 07/12/19 Copy right reserved 5
- 6. Factors Affecting Site Selection Infrastructure Raw materials Human resources Market Competition Environment Government policies Suitability and cost site 07/12/19 Copy right reserved 6
- 7. Site Selection Process Identification of potential sites Attractiveness evaluation of each sites Selection of suitable sites 07/12/19 Copy right reserved 7
- 8. Business Description Background of the business Purpose and objectives Marketing components Financial components 07/12/19 Copy right reserved 8
- 9. Background of the business Name of the purposed venture Background of industry, industry trend Types and nature of the business Current situation of the business Types of products Purpose of starting new venture Objectives of new venture Uniqueness 07/12/19 Copy right reserved 9
- 10. Purpose and objectives Profit Sales Market share Survival Quality leadership Cost/ loss minimization Utilization of resources 07/12/19 Copy right reserved 10
- 11. Macro Environment Influences Structural changes Cyclical changes 07/12/19 Copy right reserved 11
- 12. Marketing Components Overall market Specific market Competitive factors Market testing Marketing strategies Sales forecast 07/12/19 Copy right reserved 12
- 13. Financial Components Start-up costs Financial requirements Sources of funds Projected income statement Projected cash flow Projected balance sheet 07/12/19 Copy right reserved 13
- 14. Development and Production Production process and technology Resource requirement Plant layout Technical human resources Quality assurance 07/12/19 Copy right reserved 14
- 15. Organization and Management Key personnel resources Human resource management strategy Venture management (team members) Forms of ownership 07/12/19 Copy right reserved 15
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