A feasibility study is one of the most essential steps before launching any new project in Egypt whether it is commercial, industrial, service-oriented, or investment-based. With the continuous changes in the Egyptian economic environment, the need for a deep and accurate analysis has become crucial to evaluate a project’s viability, expected returns, risks, and market opportunities.
A feasibility study is not just a standard report it is a strategic decision-making tool that provides investors with a clear vision before committing financial capital.
A feasibility study is a comprehensive analysis designed to answer key questions:
Is the project feasible?
Is it profitable?
Does it have long-term sustainability?
What capital is required?
And is the Egyptian market capable of absorbing this type of project?
The study answers these questions through scientific and analytical methods before any investment is made.
Egypt has a uniquely dynamic market characterized by significant economic shifts, large opportunities, strong competition, and a distinct investment regulatory environment.
A feasibility study helps investors:
Analyze supply and demand, identify customer needs, and assess competitors.
Including price fluctuations, operational cost changes, supply chain issues, or competitive challenges.
Including setup costs, equipment, operational expenses, labor, and marketing.
Estimate revenue, profit projections, breakeven point, and cash flow forecasts.
Especially for industrial or technology-driven projects.
A complete study includes three essential layers:
This phase covers:
Market size estimation
Customer behavior and demographics
Best geographic locations for the project
SWOT competitor analysis
Economic opportunities and market trends
This stage focuses on how to implement the project:
Selecting the appropriate location
Determining production or operational requirements
Identifying necessary equipment and technology
Defining staffing needs
Designing the operational workflow
Determining the production or service capacity
The core of the feasibility study, which includes:
Establishment cost
Monthly and annual operating expenses
Expected revenues
Profit and loss forecast
Breakeven point
ROI analysis
3–5 year financial projections
(Can be customized according to the investor’s budget and region)
Restaurants and cafés
Small food production factories
Distribution and supply projects
E-commerce stores
Plastic or packaging materials manufacturing
Training and education centers
Logistics and delivery services
Projects that align with your experience have a higher chance of success.
Avoid choosing a project beyond your financial capacity.
Even the best projects can fail if launched in the wrong location.
Such as food, logistics, education, e-commerce, and technology.
Yes.
Even small projects require feasibility studies to avoid financial loss and ensure the business starts on a solid foundation.
A feasibility study requires more than numbers—it requires expertise in:
Egyptian market analysis
Investment law and regulatory requirements
Professional financial modeling
Tax and financial risk assessment
Realistic revenue projections
Preparing bank- and investor-ready documentation
Specialized firms like Fathalla CPA provide accurate feasibility studies that help entrepreneurs and companies make confident, informed investment decisions.
A feasibility study for a new project in Egypt is not optional it is the line between a successful project and one that fails before it begins. By thoroughly analyzing the market, technical aspects, and financial expectations, investors whether small or large can make the right decisions with confidence.