A feasibility study answers the fundamental question before any industrial project proceeds: is this project viable — technically and economically — and on what assumptions? Conducted before detailed engineering and equipment purchasing, it protects investors from committing capital to a project with unacceptable risk or insufficient return.

What is included

• Market analysis and product demand assessment
• Preliminary technology concept and production scheme
• Capital expenditure (CAPEX) estimation by major cost components
• Operating expenditure (OPEX) modelling — raw materials, utilities, labour
• Payback period, NPV, and IRR calculations
• Risk assessment and sensitivity analysis
• Recommendations on project feasibility and format of implementation

How the project proceeds

1. Collect initial data on the planned product, capacity, and investment horizon
2. Develop a preliminary technology concept and estimate equipment costs
3. Build the financial model and calculate investment metrics
4. Deliver the feasibility study report with conclusions and recommendations

Why Infinity

Our feasibility studies are grounded in real equipment market knowledge — CAPEX estimates are based on actual supplier quotes where possible, not generic benchmarks. This significantly improves the accuracy of investment calculations.