CAPITAL & EXPANSION
Feasibility for investments that must perform.
Model the business consequences of capacity, equipment and facility decisions before management commits to a plan. The work develops an evidence-led case; it is not an independent final-approval certification.
SERVICES
From proposed cost to commercial viability.
Capex feasibility studies
Machinery, production lines, facilities and material capital investments.
02 / FINANCIAL REVIEWScenario modelling & sensitivity
Downside, base and alternative outcomes against key assumptions.
03 / FINANCIAL REVIEWWorking capital analysis
Inventory, receivables, payables and liquidity implications of growth.
04 / FINANCIAL REVIEWDebt capacity assessment
Indicative repayment capacity and financing resilience under differing conditions.
05 / FINANCIAL REVIEWExpansion risk analysis
Project-level demand, operating, implementation and financial risks.
THE TEST
Questions a feasibility study should resolve.
What has to be true?
Demand, achievable utilisation, price, operating cost, installation costs, capacity and working-capital needs.
How sensitive is the result?
Lower sales volume, project delay, cost overrun, slower collections and financing pressure.
What evidence is missing?
Quotations, contracts, historical data, verified capacity claims and customer commitments.
What belongs elsewhere?
Formal engineering certification, legal and tax advice, regulated valuations and final independent approval reviews require separate scope and appropriate specialists.
EXAMPLES
Examine the logic before commissioning a full study.
Sample capital feasibility brief
A clearly marked example showing assumptions, sensitivities and required evidence.
View sample report ↗Capital feasibility guides
Practical reference on machinery investments, debt servicing, factory expansion and cash conversion.
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Put the investment assumptions to a test.
Share the project, the decision or investment it supports, and any documents available. We will advise whether a focused research or feasibility assignment is appropriate.