1. Prof. S D Rathod
B N Bandodkar College of Science
Thane, Maharashtra, India
2. What we need to concern
A Feasibility Report is simply a Business Plan.
Feasibility Report is a detailed study that examines the
:
profitability,
feasibility and
effectiveness of a proposed investment opportunity.
should be prepared before one undertakes any
business or expands the existing one
3. 1. Introduction To The Business
Plan
This section contains the following:
Name of the Business
Purpose of the Business
Legal form of the Business
Business Owner(s)
Amount and type of loan required
Period loan will be repaid
Purpose of the loan
Expected results
4. 2. Description Of The Business
In this section, you need to describe the basic idea about
your business and how the idea came into being. Why do
you think the market need your product/service? Which
group of people will you offer your product or service?
What are the appealing features of your business over that
of your competitors and why do you think you will be
successful?
Detailed description of the business
Research done on the business
Appealing factors of the business
Factors that will determine the success of the business.
5. 3. Description Of Product Or Services
This section will contain the product(s) or services you
will offer to the public. Specify the products and how
they are produced. How are they compared to similar
products or services? Here you will also specify the
quality of your products, differences as compared with
those of your competitors.
6. 4. Marketing And Sales
This section will contain the following information: Who
are your target market? How many people are there in the
locality? What do you have to offer that is different from
your competitors? What are the channels of promotion?
What are your prices? What other marketing elements will
distinguish your business?
Customers
Competitors
Location
Advertising and Promotion
Pricing
Sales and Credit Terms
Other marketing elements
Estimated Sales
7. 5. Operations
Materials And Sources Of Suppliers
The purpose of this section is to determine what materials you will
need for the business and where you will get them. Without
regular supplies it will be difficult if not impossible to produce
your goods for sale e.g. A bakery will not be able to bake without a
regular supply of flour.
Equipment And Tools
Here you will have to list all equipments that you will need in the
enterprise. Details and specifications of the equipments should be
included. If possible, you can include a proforma invoice from the
suppliers of the equipments as this is required by the Banks in
evaluating application for credit.
Production Technology
This section is necessary for businesses involved in production or
assembling of products. Wholesalers, Retailers or Service
businesses should skip this part of the plan.
The purpose of the section is to explain the production process
step by step from raw materials to finished product.
8. 6. Finances
Sources and Uses of Funds
Proforma Balance Sheet
Profit and Loss (Income) Statement
Proforma Cash Flow
Break-Even Analysis
Major Risks and Assumptions
9. 7. Supporting Documents/Appendices
Resumes of Key Personnel
Past Financial Statements ( for existing businesses)
Price quotations of equipments
Brochures of Equipments
C of O or Title of property
Lease contract of land or building
Business registration papers
Addresses of Suppliers
Personal Awards or certificates of Skills
10. 8. Suggested topics
Ornamental fish market
Ornamental fish shop
Local fish market setup
Fishery development and restoration
Preservation and processing project
Fish farming (integrated with crops, piggery, poultry etc.)
Fish product export
Salvaging the trash fish product
Fish craft and gear development
Procuring deep sea resources
Fishery byproducts (chitosan, exoskeleton, manure,