Financial Feasibility
Test whether your project, product, or business is financially viable before you commit resources. IRR, NPV, unit economics, and variance analysis - all in one place.
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Every major business decision - launching a product, developing a property, entering a new market - comes down to one question: will this generate a sufficient return? Financial feasibility analysis answers that question with rigour, not guesswork.
We build comprehensive feasibility models that combine project-level metrics like IRR and NPV with granular unit economics. You see both the big picture and the per-unit drivers that determine whether a venture will succeed.
From property development feasibility studies to startup financial projections, our models give you the clarity to say yes - or no - with confidence.
What a feasibility model gives you
Project Feasibility (IRR & NPV)
Evaluate projects with rigorous IRR, NPV, and payback period analysis. Know whether a project will generate sufficient returns before committing capital.
Unit Economics (CAC & LTV)
Build detailed unit economic models that reveal your true customer acquisition costs, lifetime value, and path to profitability at scale.
Profitability & Margin Analysis
Model gross margins, contribution margins, and net profitability across products, channels, and customer segments to identify your most profitable areas.
Budget vs Actual Tracking
Set up variance analysis frameworks that compare actual performance against budget and forecast, helping you stay on track and course-correct early.
Common use cases
- Property developers assessing the feasibility of residential and commercial projects
- E-commerce operators analysing unit economics to optimise customer acquisition spend
- Businesses tracking budget vs actual performance across departments and projects
- Startups building investor-ready financial projections with clear unit economics
Frequently asked questions
What is a financial feasibility analysis?
A financial feasibility analysis evaluates whether a project, product, or business will generate sufficient returns to justify the capital invested. It typically combines IRR, NPV, and payback period calculations with unit economics and variance analysis to test assumptions before resources are committed.
How do you calculate IRR and NPV?
NPV (net present value) discounts all projected cash flows back to today's dollars using a target rate of return, while IRR is the discount rate at which NPV equals zero. Both are calculated from the same cash flow forecast, and together they show whether a project's returns clear your required hurdle rate.
What is the difference between NPV and IRR?
NPV measures the dollar value a project adds at your required rate of return, while IRR expresses the project's return as a percentage. NPV is generally the more reliable decision rule for projects with unconventional cash flows, and IRR is commonly used as a headline return figure for investors.
Why is a feasibility study important before starting a project?
A feasibility study tests whether a project's returns justify its costs and risks before capital is committed. It surfaces poor assumptions early, quantifies downside scenarios, and gives lenders and investors evidence that the project has been properly assessed.
What are unit economics in a business model?
Unit economics measure the profit earned from each unit of output or each customer, typically through CAC, LTV, and contribution margin. They reveal whether a business model is fundamentally viable at scale, before fixed costs are considered.
What is budget vs actual variance analysis?
Budget vs actual variance analysis compares actual performance against budgeted and forecast figures to identify where results are drifting from plan. Regular variance tracking lets management course-correct early rather than discovering problems at year end.
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Whether you are evaluating a property development, launching a product, or building investor projections, we build feasibility models you can rely on.
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