Feasibility study consultants in Damascus

Feasibility study and business plan for your project in Syria

Before you commit capital, you need clear answers: is there enough demand, what will it cost to set up, and when will the project pay back? We prepare a feasibility study and financial model with clear, testable assumptions, to the standard investors and lenders expect.

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Context

When do you need a feasibility study before deciding?

Projects differ, but the question is the same: is this project worth your capital? If any of these apply, start with a feasibility study.

  • You are weighing a new project in Syria, with only rough estimates and scattered figures.
  • You live outside Syria and need a team on the ground to check the opportunity first.
  • A partner, investor or lender wants a feasibility study and financial model before discussing funding.
  • You plan a new branch or production line and cannot see its effect on cash.
  • Your earlier study does not show what happens if prices move or operations start late.

Built for investors inside and outside Syria, foreign companies looking at the Syrian market, and large companies and family groups planning a new project or expansion.

Impact

An investment decision based on numbers you can test

The study ends with a clear recommendation: go ahead, change the project, or drop it before you lose money. You know the investment required, the working capital the project needs, the expected cash flows year by year, and when the project pays back. You see which assumptions move the result most. And you hold a document you can discuss with partners, investors or lenders.

Scope

What the study covers

01

Market and demand assessment

We estimate demand and prices and study competitors and sales channels, using field data from our team on the ground and sources cited in the study.

02

Technical and operating study

We define what operations need: site, capacity, equipment and staff, and turn them into capital and operating costs based on actual supplier quotes where possible.

03

The project financial model

We build a financial model linking capex, revenue, costs and working capital to cash flows, the income statement and balance sheet over the project's life.

04

NPV, IRR and sensitivity analysis

We calculate NPV, IRR and payback, then test how changes in price, volume and cost move the result and where the project turns loss-making.

05

Business plan for investors and lenders

We turn the results into a business plan covering the opportunity, business model, team, funding need and risks, ready to present to partners and lenders.

Deliverables

What you receive

  • A market, demand and competition report
  • A technical study with capital and operating cost estimates
  • An open Excel financial model you can adjust
  • An NPV, IRR and payback summary with sensitivity tables
  • A business plan in Arabic and English
  • A results presentation and a discussion session with your partners
Approach

How the study is prepared

1

Free assessment session

We discuss the project, its size and who will read the study, and sign an NDA if you wish.

2

Written proposal and assumptions

We send a written proposal with scope, timeline and cost, and agree the key assumptions with you before we start.

3

Fieldwork and financial model

Our team gathers market and cost data on the ground; we build the model and review first results with you.

4

Delivery and discussion

We deliver the study, plan and model, present the results and answer questions from your partners or investors.

Before you start

Frequently asked questions

What should a feasibility study for a project in Syria include?
A feasibility study establishes, before you commit, whether the project can cover its costs and earn a return that justifies the capital it needs. It usually covers market and demand, technical and operating requirements, the financial model with NPV, IRR, payback and sensitivity analysis, and the main risks.
What is the difference between a feasibility study and a business plan?
A feasibility study asks whether to go ahead. A business plan asks how to run and grow the project. The study tests the idea with numbers first; the plan builds on its results to show investors or lenders the strategy, operations and funding needed. We can prepare both together.
What do investors and banks look for in a feasibility study?
Investors and lenders usually look for clear assumptions with documented sources, a financial model they can adjust and test, cash flows that show the project can service debt or pay returns, and sensitivity analysis on key assumptions. We prepare studies to the standard they expect; the funding decision remains theirs.
How do I assess an investment opportunity in Syria from abroad?
You need a team on the ground. Our team at the Damascus office handles the fieldwork, collects supplier quotes and meets the relevant parties, and you receive the study and financial model in English and Arabic. We can sign an NDA before you share the details of the opportunity.
How long does a feasibility study take, and what does it cost?
It depends on the project's size and sector, the data available, and whether you also need a business plan. After the free assessment we send a written proposal setting out scope, timeline and cost, so you know all three before you commit.
Contact us

Start with a free assessment of your project idea

In the first session we discuss your project and the decision ahead, and propose a scope for the study. It is free, with no obligation.

Email[email protected] Business WhatsApp+963 732 272 074
OfficeNazlet Jamea Al-Akram, Al-Mazzeh, Damascus, Syria Open on the map

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