Feasibility Studies

Determining whether an Investment should Proceed

Every successful investment begins with a fundamental question:

Is the opportunity commercially, technically and financially viable?

Navigator prepares independent feasibility studies that enable investors, lenders and project sponsors to make informed investment decisions before committing significant resources. Our feasibility studies evaluate the technical, commercial, operational, financial and strategic viability of proposed investments, providing a clear understanding of opportunities, risks and expected returns.

Supporting Better Investment Decisions

Feasibility studies are commonly prepared before major investment decisions, including:

New market entry
Greenfield investments
Capacity expansion
New products and services
Corporate acquisitions
Infrastructure projects
Tourism developments
Industrial investments

The objective is simple: to determine whether an investment is likely to succeed and identify the conditions required for long-term commercial viability.

A Multidisciplinary Assessment

Navigator's feasibility studies combine multiple analytical disciplines into a single integrated assessment. Typical assignments include:

Market and Demand Analysis
Technical Assessment
Operations Review
Investment Requirements
Financial Modelling
Risk Assessment
Environmental and Regulatory Review (where applicable)
Implementation Strategy

Rather than considering these elements independently, we assess how they interact to influence the overall success of the investment.

Financial Evaluation

Commercial viability must ultimately be demonstrated through robust financial analysis.

Navigator develops integrated financial models that evaluate projected revenues, operating costs, capital investment, financing requirements and expected returns over the life of the project.

Sensitivity and scenario analysis are used to assess how changes in key assumptions—including prices, demand, production costs, inflation and financing conditions—may influence the overall viability of the investment.

The financial model provides the quantitative evidence that supports the conclusions of the feasibility study.

From Feasibility to Implementation

Many feasibility studies evolve naturally into full investment business plans. Where an investment is considered commercially viable, Navigator assists clients in developing investor-ready business plans, financing strategies and implementation programmes that support funding applications and project execution.

This is the bridge that differentiates the two services:

Feasibility Study: Should we proceed?
Business Plan: How do we proceed successfully?