Feasibility Study Services for New Projects & Investments in Egypt & MENA
We build feasibility studies that examine market demand, costs and returns, technical setup, legal standing, and risks. Each study ends with a clear recommendation on whether to proceed with the project or cancel it. Banks, investors, and government authorities accept these studies as submitted, without sending them back for rewrites.
Why businesses and startups need Feasibility Studies
Most banks and investors make a feasibility study a condition of financing, and funding stays frozen until the document is delivered.
Governments, authorities, and industrial zones require a feasibility study before they grant a license, allocate land, or issue a permit.
The full cost of building and running a project is rarely clear at the start, and without it there's no reliable figure for how much capital to raise.
Big decisions usually come with hard choices (e.g. different locations, scales, and product lines) and picking between them needs numbers, not just preference.
New markets hide their real demand and competition, and both have to be measured before entering.
The technical side of business (machinery, capacity, staffing, utilities, site requirements) sits outside most investors' field, and getting it wrong throws off every number after it.
Reliable market data for a specific sector and country is hard to gather and harder to read correctly without the right expertise.
What you get: a complete, numbers-backed answer on whether your project is actually worth doing or not
Our feasibility study is a scoped project with clear deliverables, built specifically for your situation, whether you are starting a new business, launching a product, expanding an existing operation, or evaluating an investment opportunity.
The result is a clear verdict based on real numbers and solid evidence, telling you honestly whether the project will turn a profit or not, instead of an optimistic report that tells you what you want to hear.
The study usually takes three to eight weeks depending on the size and complexity of the project, and is delivered as a report that banks accept as a basis for approving financing, and that is ready to present to investors. We agree with you on the full scope of work and its price before we start, after a free consultation.
Objective Assessment
We start by defining exactly what we're testing and why — the project, the scope, and the specific questions you (or your bank/investor) need answered.Market Analysis
A thorough read of demand, industry trends, the competitive landscape, and customer preferences so we know whether there's a real, reachable market for the project.Financial Analysis
The heart of the study: costs, revenue projections, return on investment (ROI), payback period, break-even, and financial risks — the numbers that tell you if it's actually profitable, and that a bank or investor will scrutinize.Technical Assessment
Can it actually be built and run? We evaluate technology, infrastructure, and resource requirements, and flag the technical constraints or obstacles that could derail it.Legal & Regulatory Compliance
A review of the laws, licenses, and regulations the project must meet in Egypt and the Gulf — so legal and compliance risks surface before they become costly surprises.Risk Analysis & Mitigation
We identify the real risks and uncertainties and give you concrete strategies to mitigate them — so you go in with your eyes open, not blind.Recommendations & Conclusion (the go/no-go)
A clear, honest verdict and a summary of key findings — including a straight recommendation on whether, and how, to proceed. If the numbers say no, we'll tell you.
How our feasibility study process works: Step by step
We act as a skeptic on your side and stress-test your project instead of cheering it on. The study runs in five stages. We define the scope, study the market, run the financial and technical analysis, check legal standing and risks, then hand you a report that recommends proceeding or stopping. It usually takes three to eight weeks depending on complexity.
Step 1
Define Objectives & Scope (Week 1)
We agree exactly what the study must answer and for whom (you, a bank, an investor, an authority).
Step 2
Market Analysis (Weeks 1–3)
We assess real demand, competition, and market conditions for the project in its specific location.
Step 3
Financial & Technical Analysis (Weeks 3–5)
We build the numbers (costs, revenue, ROI, payback, break-even) and test whether the project is technically deliverable.
Step 4
Legal, Regulatory & Risk (Weeks 4–6)
We check compliance requirements and map the risks with mitigation strategies.
Step 5
Report & Go/No-Go (Weeks 6–8)
You get a clear, bankable report that leads with the verdict and the reasoning, plus a live readout to walk through it.
Who you'll actually work with
Dr. Eng. Mohamed Elmasry
Dr. Momen El Sawy
Eng. Youssef Abo Elmagd
Frequently asked questions
Yes — our work regularly covers markets across the wider Gulf region alongside Egypt.
We Will Answer Your Questions Before You Choose to Commit
Book a free consultation. In 30 minutes we'll help you frame the project you're considering and show you exactly what a feasibility study would test before you risk a pound of it. No obligation, no jargon.
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