The document outlines a project report sample, essential for securing bank loans or investments, detailing the necessary components such as business models, technical, managerial, economic, and financial information. Key sections include enterprise information, profiles of promoters, project descriptions, market surveys, technical feasibility, and financial viability. It serves as a comprehensive guide for presenting the viability and operational aspects of a business project.

1. Project Report Sample
A project report sample is a significant document needed for a bank loan or any
other investment. It contains all the information about the scheduled business model
and includes all the information such as technical aspects, managerial, economic,
and financials of the business or information about project reports in question.
Sample of a project report
● Enterprise – Basic details
● Profile of group – Field of expertise, years of existence, etc.
● Project proponent – List & details of promoters and directors
● Proposed shareholding – Details of promoter with no. of shares and
amount.
● Associate concern - (brief about parent company)
● Management team – Details of a specific person
● Executive summary – Summarize whole project report in short.
● Description of project – Describing business model & objectives.
● Statutory clearance - Environmental clearance, Forest & Wildlife clearance,
and other applicable statutory permissions

2. ● Security offered to FI or Banks
● Description of product – History, properties, uses & application, standard
and specification of the product.
● Location of the project – Materials, equipment, etc.
● Market survey - Present Market Position, Market opportunity, Statistics of
Import & Export, Export Prospect, Marketing Strategy, Competitor Analysis,
Name & Address of Existing Units
● Technical Feasibility – Land & building, raw material, water, steam, power,
etc.
● Process and technology description – Technology requirement and
manufacturing process.
● Commercial viability - Environmental aspect, Environmental cost benefit
analysis, social aspect, SWOT Analysis, Subsidy
● Proposed schedule for approval
● Size of magnitude of operation - Proposed Production Capacity, Cost of the
Project
● Activities required for the project
● Financial viability