Find out whether it works — before you commit

What we deliver

• Feasibility studies — market demand, competitor and policy landscape, operating model, capital and revenue costs, funding routes, risks. A clear go / no-go / go-if recommendation.
• Strategic business plans — vision and objectives, market analysis, service or product model, three-to-five-year financial projections, implementation roadmap and KPIs.
• Market-entry strategies — for businesses moving into a new region or country, including revised financial projections and phased roadmaps.
• Resource-efficiency and circular-economy strategies — reducing cost and environmental impact in operations and supply chains.

Methods and standards

• Demand and catchment modelling — drive-time and population analysis, comparator benchmarking, capture-rate assumptions stated openly
• Policy and funding landscape review — national, combined-authority and local strategy alignment
• Operating model design with a bottom-up capital and revenue cost base
• Three-to-five-year financial projections — profit and loss, cash flow, balance sheet, funding requirement
• Break-even and scenario analysis — base, downside and stretch cases
• Sensitivity testing on the handful of drivers that actually decide viability
• Risk register scored on likelihood and impact, with mitigations and owners
• Go / no-go / go-if recommendation against criteria agreed with you at the outset, not invented at the end

We are willing to tell you an idea does not work. Roughly speaking, that is the most valuable thing a feasibility study can do.

Who it is for

Social enterprises and charities planning a new service or building · Founders preparing for investment · Established SMEs entering new markets · Councils testing a community asset or regeneration idea.

How it works

1. Scoping.
2. Research and interviews.
3. Financial modelling.
4. Draft report and your review.
5. Final plan and presentation. Typical duration: four to ten weeks depending on scope.