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Identifying Entrepreneurship

Opportunities
Preparing Pre Feasibility Report

UNIT II
What is a Feasibility Study?
 A feasibility study is carried by a company to know if
a project is possible in a given circumstance.

 To find out whether a company has enough money


for a project, to find whether a product will sell and
there is enough talent of human resource to support
the project.

 A good feasibility study will show the strengths &


deficits of a project before it is planned and budgeted.
Feasibility Study
Feasibility Study Phase
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Feasibility Study
Example

 examples of operational feasibility at Reliance Jio, the Indian


telecommunication giant-Robust Network Infrastructure:
 Reliance Jio invested significantly in creating an extensive, future-
proof, end-to-end, all-IP network across India.
 The operational feasibility lies in the successful deployment and
management of this vast infrastructure to provide seamless connectivity
to millions of users.
Example Schedule Feasibility
 Let’sexplore examples of schedule feasibility in the
context of schools-

New Course Implementation:


 They need to assess whether the proposed schedule
aligns with existing class timings, teacher availability,
and student preferences.
 Ifthe new course can be accommodated without
causing conflicts, it is considered feasible.
Reasons behind Feasibility Study
Final Decision…
Steps involved in Pre-Feasibility Report
 Preparing a Pre-Feasibility Report comprises of certain key steps to
understand the viability of a project before committing significant resources.
 An outline of the report includes-
1. Executive Summary
 It considers the critical facts of the pre-feasibility study like the purpose of the
project, potential benefits and major findings.
2. Introduction
 Provides background information of the project, its objectives, and the
context in which it will operate.
3. Project Description
 Detailed description of the project, scope, location, size, and unique features.
 Rationale behind the project and its alignment with organizational goals.
4. Market Analysis
 Assessment of market demand of proposed products or
services.
 Analysisof the target market, size, growth trends,
competition, and potential customers.
 Considering regulatory or industry-specific aspects that may
influence the market.
5. Technical Analysis
 Itimplies evaluation of the technical feasibility of the project-
availability of technology, equipment, and skilled labor.
 Understand,if any technical challenges or risks are related with
the implementation of the project.
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6. Financial Analysis
 Estimation of the capital investment required to launch the project-
cost of land, construction, equipment, and other expenses.

 Projecting revenue based on market demand, pricing, and sales


forecasts.

 Conduct sensitivity analysis to assess the project's financial viability


in different scenarios.

 Calculate key financial metrics such as payback period and return on


investment (ROI).
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7. Risk Assessment:
 Identify potential risks and uncertainties(VUCA) that could disturb the
project's success- market volatility, regulatory changes and technical
issues.
 Recommend mitigation strategies to address them.

8. Environmental and Social Impact


 Assess the environmental and social impacts of the project-risk to local
ecosystems, communities or cultural heritage.

 Enhance positive outcomes like sustainability initiatives or community


engagement programs.
.
Conclusion…
9. Conclusion:
 Summarise the findings of the pre-feasibility study and
recommendations related to the viability of the project.
 Highlight the important areas of concern before proceeding to
the next stage of development
10. Appendices
 Inclusion of supporting documents and data referenced in the
report as market research reports, technical specifications, or
financial models.
 The aforesaid steps enables to create a comprehensive pre-
feasibility report for an informed decision-making and project
planning.
How to Write a Feasibility Business Plan for
Jewelry Making?
How to Write a Business Plan for Jewelry Making?
 Identify
new trends in jewelry designing and
marketing opportunities.
 Ifoutside financing is needed, then a thorough business
plan is a necessity
 Provide information about the company and founders
in the "Company Information" section of the business
plan.
 Discussthe qualifications, certifications and previous
jewelry design experience of the owners.
 Describethe types of jewelry that will be made in the
"Products Offered" section.
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 Document an analysis of competitors in the jewelry business and the
demand for similar jewelry products in the "Market Analysis" area of the
plan.
 Include information on the target customer, jewelry buying behavior and
pricing strategies in this section.

 Discuss marketing plans in the "Marketing Strategy" section addressing


advertising, promotions, pricing and incentives plan.
 Consider whether the jewelry will be sold.
 Describe the organizational structure in the "Management/Ownership"
section.
 Identify staff requirements to make the jewelry products, including the
design or purchase of any sub-components, such as beads or findings.
 Outline staff requirements for sales and administration too. Special
certifications, such as in gemology, or training in special design techniques,
should be noted in this section.
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 Include financial statements in the "Financial


Statements/Projections" section of the business plan-as
anticipated sales and expenditures, photography
equipment and website development.
 Additional documentation in the Appendix that will
provide more detail about the business.-
 Resumes
 photographs of the jewelry
 Sales brochures are possible items.
Key Takeaway
 The report should be comprehensive, well-
organized, and supported by credible data and
analysis.
 Additionally, it should provide stakeholders
with valuable insights to help inform decision-
making regarding the project's feasibility and
potential for success.

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