Question 2: What does the project feasibility analysis mean? Is to analyze whether this project is feasible in practice.
Including environmental and market analysis (whether there is a market even if environmental protection is not up to standard)
Technical and production analysis (whether it is feasible in technology and production)
Financial feasibility analysis (also a narrow sense of Ding surname analysis. The main analysis can produce economic benefits)
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Question 3: What is social feasibility? Feasibility analysis is a method of systematic technical and economic demonstration and comprehensive analysis of economic rationality of engineering projects. Its purpose is to choose a feasible scheme through the analysis and demonstration of technological advanced degree, economic rationality and conditional possibility, and to obtain the best technical, economic and social benefits at the greatest cost of manpower, material resources and financial resources. It is the main means to solve the preliminary analysis of project investment.
Question 4: What is organizational feasibility, and what aspects does the organizational feasibility analysis include? * * * The same goal plan is formed by the sponsor contacting a single actor. Organizational feasibility analysis; The internal personnel of the organization have the ability to practice independently, the geographical environment is suitable, the institutional structure is reasonable, and they are unanimously recognized and supported.
Question 5: What are the functions and elements of the feasibility report? Here are two kinds of materials.
Outline of feasibility report writing
Differences in compiling feasibility reports at home and abroad
I forgot the forwarding address. I should be able to find it online.
Outline of feasibility report writing
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Directory 1
Chapter 1 Project Overview 6
1. 1 project background 6
1.2 feasibility study conclusion 7
1.3 main technical and economic indicators table 9
Problems in 1.4 and Suggestions 9
Chapter II Project Background and Development Overview 10
2. 1 project background 10
2.2 Overview of Project Development 10
2.3 necessity of investment 1 1
Chapter III Market Analysis and Construction Scale 12
3. 1 market research 12
3.2 Market Forecast 13
3.3 Marketing Strategy 14
3.4 Product Scheme and Construction Scale 15
3.5 product sales revenue forecast 16
Chapter IV Construction Conditions and Site Selection 17
4. 1 Resources and raw materials 17 General 4.2 Selection of construction area 18
4.3 Site Selection 20
The fifth chapter factory technical scheme 22
5. 1 Project Composition 22
5.2 Production technical scheme 22
5.3 General Layout and Transportation 24
5.4 Civil Engineering
5.5 Other Works 26
Chapter VI Environmental Protection and Labor Safety 27
6. 1 Environmental Status of Construction Area 27
6.2 Main Pollution Sources and Pollutants of the Project 28
6.3 Environmental Protection Standards Adopted by the Project 28
6.4 Environmental Governance Plan 29
6.5 Suggestions for environmental monitoring system 29
6.6 Estimation of Environmental Protection Investment 29
6.7 conclusion of environmental impact review 29
6.8 Labor Protection and Safety and Health 29
Chapter VII Enterprise Organization and labor capacity 3 1
7. 1 enterprise organization31
7.2 Labor Ability and Personnel Training 3 1
Chapter VIII Project Implementation Schedule 33
8. 1 project implementation stage 33
8.2 Project Implementation Schedule 35
8.3 Project Implementation Costs 36
Chapter IX Investment Estimation and Financing 37
9. 1 Estimated total investment of the project 37
9.2 Financing 39
9.3 Investment Use Plan 39
Chapter 10 Financial and Sensitivity Analysis 4 1
Estimation of production cost and sales revenue
10.2 financial evaluation 42
10.3 national economic evaluation 42
10.4 uncertainty analysis 42
10.5 social benefits and social impact analysis 43
Chapter 1 1 Feasibility Study Conclusions and Recommendations 44
Conclusions and recommendations 44
Chapter 12 financial statements 45
Chapter 13 annex 47
Differences in compiling feasibility reports at home and abroad
Whether a state-owned enterprise or a foreign enterprise decides a new product, a new production line or a new foreman.
Always submit a feasibility report for approval. ?
? Feasibility report of state-owned enterprises?
I have read several feasibility reports of state-owned enterprises, but found that their purposes and contents are quite different from those of foreign enterprises. First of all, the purpose of the feasibility report of state-owned enterprises is to convince superior leaders to get corresponding recognition and support, and assume that superior leaders know the situation better than themselves. Once the report is approved, the superior leader will bear the corresponding responsibility. ?
Different purposes naturally lead to different contents. There are several main aspects here: first, the feasibility report of state-owned enterprises emphasizes why this project should be carried out, but ignores how to carry out this project. It seems that the specific implementation plan and plan should be considered after the project is approved; ?
Second, the feasibility report of state-owned enterprises contains more macro and fuzzy data, but less micro and specific data and information. If the superior leader doesn't know the situation of the corresponding market and users, it is difficult to make a judgment, so he can only sign with his eyes closed ... >>
Question 6: What is a feasibility analysis? Feasibility analysis Feasibility analysis method is a comprehensive analysis method for technical and economic demonstration of engineering projects. Its purpose is to choose a feasible scheme through the analysis and demonstration of the advanced technology, economic rationality and the possibility of conditions, and to obtain the best technical, economic and social benefits with the least manpower, material resources and financial resources. It is the main means to solve the preliminary analysis of project investment.
Question 7: What is the function of the feasibility study report? The preparation of project feasibility study is a decisive work before determining the construction project, and it is a scientific demonstration of comprehensive technical and economic analysis of the proposed project before making investment decisions. In investment management, feasibility study refers to investigating, analyzing and comparing the natural, social, economic and technical aspects of the proposed project, and predicting the social and economic benefits after the project is completed. On this basis, the necessity, financial profitability, economic rationality, technological advancement and adaptability, and the possibility and feasibility of construction conditions of the project are comprehensively demonstrated, providing scientific basis for investment decisions. Summary: Through the investigation, analysis and comparison of the main contents and supporting conditions of the project, such as market demand, resource supply, construction scale, process route, equipment selection, environmental impact, fund raising and profitability, the possible financial, economic and social impact of the project is predicted, so as to make suggestions on whether the project is worth investing and how to carry out construction, and provide basis for project decision-making. Positioning: Large and medium-sized investment projects usually need to be reported to the regional or national development and reform commission for the record. Influenced by different industries, capital scale, building area and investment mode, the project feasibility study report (the project establishment report is a simplified version of the feasibility study report) has different emphases. In order to ensure that the project is successfully approved by the National Development and Reform Commission to complete the project filing, the preparation of the feasibility study report should be assisted by experienced professional consulting institutions or entrusted by qualified design units.
Question 8: What is financial feasibility analysis? Financial feasibility analysis: from the perspective of the project and investors, design a reasonable financial plan, budget funds from the perspective of enterprise finance, evaluate the financial profitability of the project, make investment decisions, and evaluate the investment income, cash flow plan and solvency of shareholders from the perspective of financing subjects (enterprises).
Financial feasibility analysis indicators:
Summary table of financial evaluation indicators
balance sheet
Financial plan cash flow statement
Statement of project principal and interest
Construction investment estimation table
Total investment plan and fund-raising table of the project
Fixed assets depreciation expense estimation table
Amortization expense estimation table of intangible assets and other assets
Total cost estimation table
Estimation of operating income, business tax surcharge and value-added tax
Profit and profit distribution statement
Project investment cash flow statement
Project capital cash flow statement
Statement of financial cash flows of all investors
Single factor change analysis
Question 9: What is a feasibility analysis and how to write a project feasibility study report?
Chapter I Project Overview
Chapter II Project Background and Development Overview
Chapter III Market Analysis and Construction Scale
Chapter IV Construction Conditions and Site Selection
Chapter V Factory Technical Scheme
Chapter VI Environmental Protection and Labor Safety
Chapter VII Enterprise Organization and Labor Ability
Chapter VIII Project Implementation Progress
Chapter IX Investment Estimation and Fund Raising
Chapter X Evaluation of Financial, Economic and Social Benefits
The fifth chapter is the conclusion and suggestion of the feasibility study of XI.
This is the outline of the feasibility study report of industrial projects. At present, China has carried out the reform of investment system, and * * * no longer approves the feasibility study report of enterprise investment projects. The market prospect, economic benefit, capital source and product technical scheme of the project are all decided by the enterprise independently. * * * The project application requirements are mainly transferred to the management contents of * * *, including project planning and layout, resource utilization, land acquisition and resettlement, and ecological environment.
Chapter I Project Overview
As the first chapter of the feasibility study report, the general chapter should comprehensively describe the main problems and conclusions of each chapter in the study report, and put forward the final suggestions on the feasibility of the project to facilitate the examination and approval of the feasibility study. The general chapter can be written according to the specific conditions of the project and with reference to the following contents.
1. 1 project background
1. 1. 1 project name
The full name of the enterprise or project should be consistent with the name listed in the project proposal.
1. 1.2 project organizer
The undertaker refers to the unit (or construction unit) responsible for the preparation of the project, and shall indicate the full name of the unit and the general person in charge.
1. 1.3 project department in charge
Indicate the name of the competent department, group or company to which the project belongs. Sino-foreign joint venture projects shall indicate the names and addresses of all the departments, groups or companies to which the investors belong, and the names and nationalities of the legal representatives.
1. 1.4 Proposed area and location of the project
1. 1.5 The unit undertaking the feasibility study and its legal representative.
If several units cooperate to undertake the feasibility study of the project, the name of each unit and the name of the project it is responsible for, the overall responsible unit and the person in charge shall be indicated. Where a feasibility study project is conducted in cooperation with a foreign consulting institution, the name of the unit undertaking the study, the legal representatives of both Chinese and foreign parties, the project undertaken, the division of labor and the cooperative relationship shall be explained respectively.
1. 1.6 basis of research work
The laws, regulations, documents and materials on which the feasibility study is based shall list their names, sources and release dates, and the necessary parts shall be attached as annexes to the feasibility study report. These laws, regulations, documents and materials can be roughly divided into four parts:
(1) Mandatory documents on project construction requirements issued by the competent department of the project; Reply to the request report of the project organizer or feasibility study unit.
(2) the work results and documents that have been formed before the feasibility study.
(3) Policies, decrees and regulations on industrial construction of the country and the proposed area.
(4) Basic design data investigated and collected according to engineering needs.
Overview of research work 1. 1.7
(1) The necessity of project construction. Briefly explain the position of the project in the industry, and whether the project meets the requirements of the national industrial policy, technical policy and productivity layout; The reason and importance of the proposed project.
(2) The concept of project development and feasibility study. Describe the progress of the project proposal and feasibility study, including the principles of technical scheme optimization, site selection principles and achievements, preparation of environmental impact report, preparation and progress of foreign-related work, etc. , and asked for a brief explanation.
1.2 feasibility study conclusion
In the feasibility study, clear conclusions should be made on product sales, raw material supply, production scale, technical scheme of site, total amount of funds and financing, financial benefits of the project and national economic and social benefits. This section needs to briefly describe the research conclusions of relevant chapters and put forward the final conclusion.
1.2. 1 market forecast and project scale
(1) Analysis of market demand.
(2) Planned sales volume and sales direction.
(3) Product pricing and sales revenue forecast.
(4) The scale of the proposed project (including the scale of phased construction).
(5) Variety and output of main products and by-products.
1.2.2 supply of raw materials, fuel and power
(1) The main raw materials, fuels, main auxiliary materials and the quantity, specifications, quality and power sources required after the project is put into production.
(2) Names, specifications, consumption and sources of major industrial products and semi-finished products to be used.
(3) Names, specifications, annual consumption and sources of imported raw materials and industrial products ..... >>