Market, technical, financial and project feasibility studies for start-ups, MSMEs, manufacturers, real estate developers and investors across Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai and the rest of India.
Feasibility study services for businesses in India test whether a new business, project or expansion can work before money is committed. A study checks market demand, competition, location, technology, approvals, capital cost, operating costs, funding and returns, and gives a clear recommendation. Banks, investors and boards use it to approve loans and investments.
It is an independent assessment of whether a proposed business or project is practical and profitable. It answers five questions: is there enough demand, can it be built and run, is it allowed, what will it cost, and will it earn an acceptable return? The answer can be go, go with changes, or no-go, and each outcome saves time and capital.
A study is worth commissioning whenever a decision is large, hard to reverse or needs outside money. Common triggers include:
Depending on your purpose, your study can include:
For India market data, see our page on market research and feasibility study companies in India.
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Study type |
Question it answers |
What we analyse |
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Market feasibility |
Will customers buy at this price? |
Demand, competition, pricing, channels |
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Technical feasibility |
Can it be built and run reliably? |
Process, technology, capacity, suppliers |
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Legal and regulatory |
Is it allowed, and what approvals are needed? |
Licences, zoning, environment, labour |
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Operational feasibility |
Can the team run it day to day? |
Staffing, systems, logistics |
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Financial feasibility |
Will it earn an acceptable return? |
Capex, opex, cash flow, IRR, payback |
Many clients need only part of the work. Our financial feasibility study services for businesses focus on costs, funding and returns for lenders, while our market feasibility study services for new businesses test demand and pricing before a founder commits to premises or equipment.
Indian markets differ sharply by state, city tier and customer segment, so we combine desk research with primary work. That can include customer surveys, interviews with distributors, dealers and buyers, site visits, competitor mystery shopping and price checks. We then size demand for your specific catchment or segment, not just the national market, and show how sensitive the result is to price and adoption speed.
Every study includes an editable model covering capital cost, means of finance, revenue build-up, operating costs, working capital, depreciation, interest, tax and GST, cash flow, break-even, debt service coverage, IRR and payback. Scenario and sensitivity tables show what happens if sales, prices or costs move, so lenders and investors can see how robust the project is.
Before registering a company, signing a lease or buying machinery, founders need to know whether the idea can work. We test the customer, the price point, the right city and location, start-up costs and the months to break even, so you can launch with confidence or change course early. The same study can later support your loan or investor pitch.
MSMEs need studies that are practical and affordable. We scale the work to the decision: a focused study for a shop, clinic, restaurant or service business, or a fuller report for a small factory, with the figures banks ask for under MSME and Udyam-linked lending schemes.
Our feasibility study services for new projects in India cover greenfield plants, hotels, hospitals, schools, warehouses, renewable energy and infrastructure. We assess site, land use, utilities, approvals, construction cost and timeline, and prepare the detailed project report format that banks and financial institutions expect for term loans.
Manufacturing projects need careful technical and financial work. We plan product mix, installed and usable capacity, machinery and suppliers, raw material sourcing, utilities, factory layout, pollution control consents, labour, working capital and the capacity utilisation needed to break even, and test the effect of raw material price changes.
For commercial real estate, retail, hospitality and mixed-use projects, we study catchment, footfall, rents and absorption, competing supply, development cost and phasing, and the yields and returns investors and lenders look for. For land-owners, we compare development options such as selling, leasing or developing in phases.
Our feasibility study services for business expansion in India help existing companies decide whether to add capacity, open new branches or cities, enter export markets, launch new products or acquire another business, comparing the return on each option against the risk.
A feasibility study decides whether to proceed; a business plan explains how you will succeed once you do. Many clients need both, so we prepare a combined business feasibility plan that moves from the go decision to strategy, operations and funding. For the next step, see our business plan services.
Our team prepares studies across manufacturing and food processing, healthcare and diagnostics, education and training, hotels, restaurants and tourism, real estate and warehousing, retail and e-commerce, logistics, renewable energy, agriculture and agri-processing, and technology and SaaS businesses. Each study uses the cost benchmarks, approvals and lending norms that apply to that sector.
Your study maps company and GST registration, MSME registration, state incentives, land use and building approvals, pollution control consents, factory and sector licences, labour registrations, bank lending norms, subsidy schemes, and the income tax and GST effect on returns.
Every study starts with a different question. Here is how Aviaan Accounting’s team approaches three common ones:
The challenge: a promoter needed a bank-ready study for a term loan. What we built: capacity plan, raw material sourcing, approvals and a project report with repayment schedule. Why it matters: the bank sees repayment from realistic utilisation.
The challenge: doctors wanted to test a new location before signing a lease. What we built: catchment demand, competitor review, capex and break-even. Why it matters: the decision is based on data, not instinct.
The challenge: a retailer wanted to rank five new cities. What we built: market sizing, site economics, payback by city and risk scoring. Why it matters: capital goes to the strongest locations first.
It depends on scope and research depth. A focused study is quicker than a full project report with primary research; we confirm the timeline after the first call.
Reports are structured around what lenders review, but each bank makes its own credit decision.
A clear no-go saves capital. We also show what would need to change, such as location, size or pricing, for the idea to work.
The fee depends on the project size, research depth and complexity of the model. We share a fixed quote after the initial consultation.
Yes. We can review assumptions, update figures and strengthen the sections lenders or investors are likely to question.
Planning a new business, project or expansion? Get a study that banks, investors and boards can trust. Email advisory@aviaanaccounting.com or request a consultation.
