AFMC follows a comprehensive methodology to conduct economic feasibility studies that include the main components of the feasibility studies, i.e. Market, technical, and financial studies:
Market Study:
Provides detailed analysis of the relevant market as well as current and estimated supply and demand for the project services/products.
Technical Studies:
Provides technical details such as product specifications, assets, machinery and equipment, etc. that are required for the project establishment and operation, as well as the estimated organization structure.
Financial Studies:
Provides the most important estimated project indicators and ratios, capital, financial statements, operation results, and cash flows throughout the projection period.
Mandatory Essentials:
A Professional and procedural study before making investment decisions lays down a reliable foundation to accept the level of underlying risks. The economic feasibility study and financial consulting services cover:
- Quantitative Analysis of estimated market supply and demand for the intended project’s services/products.
- Identifying the critical success factors.
- Assessing the planned KPIs.
- Identifying the Project’s Financial Projections.
- Supervising the setting up of business and operational plans.
- Providing subsequent advisory services and follow-up of execution.
Basic elements to determine the investment viability include, but are not limited to:
- Financial return.
- Participation in sustainable development.
- Level of knowledge.
- Economical outcome.
- Necessary technology and support.
- Country perspective.
- Social Outcome.
- Availability of managerial and operational capabilities, and long/short-term objectives.