The main content of the feasibility analysis report

Generally speaking, the feasibility study report of a project prepared by a professional organization should include six parts: cover, abstract, objective, body, annexes and drawings. 1.Cover:

Generally, it should reflect the name of the feasibility report, the name of the professional research preparation institution and the time when the report was prepared. 2.Summary:

It is to summarize the general situation of the project, the market situation, the conclusion of the feasibility study and the relevant explanations or assumptions in concise and clear language, so that the reader can understand the essence of the whole report in a short time. There are also experts who advocate not writing an abstract because the feasibility study report is very important and the reader should read it carefully and thoroughly. 3.

1.Comprehensive and in-depth market analysis,**. Investigation and ** supply and demand and sales of the proposed project products in the domestic and international markets; Research the target market of the product and analyze the market share; Research to determine the market, mainly the advantages and disadvantages of product competitors and their own competitiveness, as well as the marketing strategy of the product, and to study and determine the main market risks and risk levels.

2.For resource development projects, it is necessary to conduct in-depth research to determine the amount of resources that can be utilized, the natural quality of resources, the conditions for the occurrence of resources, and the value of development and utilization.

3.In-depth design of project construction scheme, including: project construction scale and product scheme, project site selection, process technology scheme and main equipment scheme, main raw and auxiliary materials, environmental impact issues, project completion and production and operation of the organization and human resources allocation, project schedule, detailed estimation of required investment, financing analysis, financial analysis, national economic evaluation, social evaluation, project uncertainty analysis, risk analysis, comprehensive evaluation, etc.

The feasibility analysis should include the following four aspects:

1. Technical feasibility, the purpose of which is to judge whether the new system can be realized under the current technical conditions, or whether a new technology can be obtained.

2. Organizational feasibility, which is whether the system proposed by the institute can be successfully implemented.

3. Time feasibility, study whether the new system can be developed within the specified time.

4. Economic feasibility, research and development costs and benefits, judge whether the benefits obtained from system operation can be higher than the cost of system development, and whether the cost of development can be recovered within the specified time.

The report includes a variety of materials composed of text, drawings, **, **, and electronic data involved before the implementation of the project. Different projects, different approval departments, and different approval procedures require different project documents.

Enterprises invest in the construction of projects under the approval system, and only need to submit a project application report to the first class, and no longer need to approve the project proposal and feasibility study report.

and procedures for commencement reports.

**The project application report submitted by the enterprise shall be approved mainly from the aspects of maintaining economic security, rational development and utilization of resources, protecting the ecological environment, optimizing the major layout, protecting public interests, and preventing the emergence of monopoly. For foreign investment projects.

** It is also necessary to approve from the aspects of market access, capital project management, etc.

Main content: The project report is a plan, which needs to be written to understand the analysis of the project, the implementation plan, and the profit model.

Projected revenue. 1. The name of the project investor, the production and operation overview, the legal address, and the legal representative.

Name, position, name of the competent unit.

2. The necessity and feasibility of project construction.

3. Market analysis of project products.

4. Project construction content.

5. Production technology.

and main equipment. Explain the advancement, applicability and reliability of technology and equipment, as well as important technical and economic indicators.

6. The main raw materials and water, electricity, gas, transportation and other demand and solutions.

7. The number of employees, composition and **.

8. Investment estimate, need to indicate the fixed capital and working capital that need to be invested.

9. Investment methods and funds**.

10. Economic benefits.

Preliminary estimates.