Business and investment analysis

Business Plans & Feasibility Studies

Analysis for investment decisions. We examine the commercial, operational and financial case behind an investment and turn the findings into a decision-ready business plan or feasibility study.

Typical outputs

Business plans · Feasibility studies · Financial models · Market analysis · Investment cases · Decision briefs

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Business plans & financial projections

Business and investment plans, financial projections and profitability analysis for bank and development financing, new ventures and investment projects.

  • Business and investment plans
  • Financial projections and cash-flow models
  • Break-even, repayment and debt-capacity analysis where relevant
  • Financing analysis
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Feasibility & investment appraisal

Assess whether an investment or project is viable, which option is most viable, and what assumptions or risks could change the conclusion.

  • Commercial feasibility and financial appraisal
  • Economic appraisal where relevant
  • Comparison of realistic investment options
  • Scenario, sensitivity and risk analysis
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Market & demand studies

Evidence for investment and business decisions: demand, customers or users, competition, capacity, pricing, barriers and defensible projections.

Primary research, interviews and surveys are scoped separately when needed. For a focused commercial market-entry assessment, see the Market Check.

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Economic appraisal & options

Assess the wider value of a project and compare the ways of achieving its objectives.

An assignment may use cost-benefit analysis, cost-effectiveness analysis or multi-criteria analysis to compare options. Scenario, sensitivity and risk analysis help explain what could change the conclusion.

Methodological references

Our feasibility and investment-appraisal work draws on current Montenegro Ministry of Finance guidance and relevant European Commission/JASPERS and EIB appraisal references. Each assignment is adapted to its purpose and to the requirements of the institution receiving it.

Scope and specialist input

RADAK directly provides commercial, financial, economic and market analysis. Where an assignment requires licensed technical work, statutory audit, formal valuation, accounting, tax, legal or another regulated professional input, the relevant qualified specialist is engaged for that component.

The fee is agreed after the purpose, available information, required analysis and recipient requirements are confirmed.

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