How we build feasibility studies.
Four questions, one recommendation. A feasibility study answers go / no-go / conditional with enough rigor that an investment committee can act on the answer. We do not pad it; we do not hedge it; we tell you what the math supports.
Market feasibility
Is there demand at the price you can charge to support the cost structure you can build? We size demand bottom-up, validate willingness-to-pay through comps and primary interviews (Investor-Grade tier), and document the assumptions explicitly.
Financial feasibility
Five-year monthly model on Investor-Grade, three-year on Standard. Breakeven analysis. Sensitivity across the three (or four, Investor-Grade) variables most likely to move the recommendation. Capital structure recommendations on Investor-Grade.
Operational feasibility
Can you actually build it? Location, build-out, staffing, supply chain, permitting timelines, regulatory exposure. Where regulation is decisive (cannabis, hospitality, healthcare), we flag what needs a lawyer’s signature.
Risk feasibility
Top ten risks ranked by likelihood × impact. Mitigation strategies named. The risk register is where investors and lenders look first; we make it useful.
The recommendation
GO / NO-GO / CONDITIONAL with the conditions enumerated. The recommendation is what the math supports, not what the client wants to hear. Founders thank us for the no-go more often than the go.
Scope boundaries
- Legal due diligence, we flag, we do not opine.
- Investment recommendations to your investors (we recommend to YOU, the operator; your investors make their own call).
- Marketing-grade go conclusions when the analysis supports a conditional.
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Feasibility Study Standard
20-25 pages. Market, financial, operational analysis with go/no-go recommendation.
A 20-25 page feasibility study covering market, financial, operational, and risk analysis. Concludes with an explicit go / no-go recommendation.