Financial advisory
Feasibility studies in Qatar
Thiqa Consulting prepares feasibility studies for new projects and businesses in Qatar. Each study covers the market and demand, start-up and running costs, financial projections, expected returns and the main risks, in a report your bank, investors or licensing authority can use. Tell us about the project and we send a written proposal.
Land being prepared for new buildings in Lusail City, Qatar
- Market and demandWho will buy, and at what price
- Costs in fullStart-up and running costs set out
- Projections and returnsCash flow and expected return on investment
- Ready for the readerFor banks, investors or licence applications
Who needs a feasibility study
Anyone about to put money into a new project: a new company, a new branch or product line, a factory or a property. The study tests whether the idea can pay for itself before you commit.
Banks, investors and some licensing authorities ask for one before they lend, invest or approve. Each may expect its own format, so ask them first and we prepare the study to match.
What we do
A feasibility study answers one question: does the project make sense? We build the answer in six parts.
Market and demand study
Who the customers are, what they pay and who you compete with.
Start-up and running costs
What it costs to open and what it costs each month to operate.
Financial projections
Projected sales, profit and cash flow, built from clear assumptions.
Expected returns
When the project pays back and what it earns on the money invested.
Main risks
What could go wrong, how likely it is and how it changes the result.
Report for your reader
A written report for your bank, investors or licence application.
How a feasibility study works
- 1
Understand the project
We agree what the study must answer and who will read it.
- 2
Gather the facts
We research the market and collect costs, prices and quotes.
- 3
Build the projections
We model sales, costs and cash flow and test the main risks.
- 4
Report and review
You get the written study and we walk you through the findings.
Information we need from you
- A description of the project and where it will run
- Quotes or estimates for equipment, fit-out and set-up
- Expected prices, staffing and main suppliers
- How you plan to fund it: own money, a loan or investors
- Any format your bank, investor or authority requires
- Commercial registration and recent accounts, if the business already exists
Get expert advice for your business
Tell us what you need. We reply with a written proposal covering the scope, the documents we need and the timeline.
Common questions about feasibility studies
Answers about the service, the work involved and what to prepare. Open a question to read more.
What is a feasibility study?
A feasibility study is a report that tests whether a new project or business can work before money is committed. It looks at the market, the costs, the expected income and cash flow, and the main risks. It ends with a clear view on whether the project makes financial sense and under what conditions.
What does a feasibility study include?
A full study usually covers the market and demand, the competition, start-up and running costs, projected sales, profit and cash flow, the expected return on investment and the main risks. It also sets out the assumptions behind the figures, so a bank or investor can see how the conclusions were reached.
Who needs a feasibility study in Qatar?
Founders starting a business, companies adding a branch or product line, and investors deciding whether to fund a project. Banks and investors often ask for one before they lend or invest, and some licence applications need one too. Ask the body reviewing your application which format it expects before work starts.
What makes a feasibility study convincing to a bank?
Clear, tested assumptions. A bank wants to see where the market and price figures come from, costs that match real quotes, and a cash flow that shows how the loan is repaid and what happens if sales are lower than planned. A study built only on the best case is hard to rely on. Ask your bank which format it expects and we prepare the study to match.
Can a feasibility study show that a project is not viable?
Yes, and that is part of its value. A study may find that demand is too low, costs are too high or the return does not justify the risk. It can also show what would need to change, such as a smaller start, a different location or a new pricing model.
Tell us what you need. We reply with a written proposal.
You get the scope, the papers we need and the time it takes.
- 1You send your details by WhatsApp or email.
- 2We read them and ask anything we need to know.
- 3You get a written proposal: scope, papers and timing.