What is the main content of the feasibility study?

The main contents of the feasibility study report are as follows:

Necessity of investment: mainly based on the results of market investigation, analysis and prediction, as well as related industrial policies and other factors, demonstrate the necessity of project investment and construction; Technical feasibility: mainly engaged in the technical point of view of project implementation, rational design and comparative evaluation of technical schemes;

Financial feasibility: mainly from the perspective of the project and investors, design a reasonable financial plan, budget funds from the perspective of enterprise finance, evaluate the financial profitability of the project, make investment decisions, and evaluate the investment income, cash flow plan and solvency of shareholders from the perspective of financing subjects (enterprises);

Organizational feasibility: formulate a reasonable project implementation schedule, design a reasonable organization, select experienced managers, establish a good cooperative relationship, and formulate a suitable training plan to ensure the smooth implementation of the project;

Economic feasibility: mainly measure the value of the project from the perspective of resource allocation, and evaluate the benefits of the project in achieving regional economic development goals, effectively allocating economic resources, increasing supply, creating jobs, improving the environment and improving people's lives;

Social feasibility: mainly analyze the impact of the project on society, including political system, principles and policies, economic structure, legal ethics, religious nationalities, women and children, social stability, etc.

Risk factors and countermeasures: mainly evaluate the market risk, technical risk, financial risk, organizational risk, legal risk, economic and social risk and other factors of the project, formulate countermeasures to avoid risks, and provide basis for risk management in the whole process of the project.

The feasibility study of many investment projects does not attach importance to the project investment risk prediction, which is only limited to the simple risk technical analysis in the uncertainty analysis, and even makes subjective assumptions only by relying on experience and intuition, and fails to predict the possible risk factors after the completion of the project, leaving a safety hazard for the implementation of the project.

Therefore, strengthening the awareness of investment risk, predicting the risk of feasibility study in the preliminary work of construction projects and formulating preventive and resolving measures are the fundamental guarantee to avoid decision-making mistakes and provide reliable basis for scientific and democratic decision-making of construction projects.

Feasibility study report, referred to as feasibility study report, is a written material that analyzes and demonstrates the feasibility of construction or renovation projects, scientific research and business activities through comprehensive investigation and study in the early stage of formulating production, infrastructure and scientific research plans.

The feasibility study report mainly investigates, analyzes and compares the main contents and supporting conditions of the project such as market demand, resource supply, construction scale, process route, equipment selection, environmental impact, fund raising and profitability. And predict the possible financial, economic and social impact after the completion of the project, so as to make suggestions on whether the project is worth investing and how to carry out construction, and provide basis for project decision-making.

Feasibility study has the characteristics of predictability, fairness, reliability and scientificity.

Generally speaking, the feasibility study is based on market supply and demand, limited by resource input, with scientific methods as the means and a series of evaluation indicators as the results. It usually deals with two problems: one is to determine whether the project can be implemented technically, and the other is how to get the best benefit.