Feasibility Reports

The Business Feasibility Study for producing chewing gum is available in this Excel file. The intended audience for the report was the chewing gum manufacturing and distribution industry. With this template, you can project the performance of the manufacturing company for up to ten years. This report also contains financial data. This can help you comprehend and test the chewing gum production industry, whether you work for a startup or a consulting organization.

There is a tonne of potential for growth in the confectionary industry. Chewing gum use is on the rise, mostly due to favourable consumer preferences and rising spending power. Consumer health awareness and consciousness, shifting eating habits, and consumer preferences are some of the elements that influence development. With this Business Feasibility Study template, one can launch a chewing gum manufacturing business.

The Business Feasibility Study can be used by both new and established businesses to forecast the pre-operative/setup period and the following ten years. The primary source of income is sales of chewing gum.

The Business Feasibility Report provides extensive data for user analysis and is based on an annual timetable. The user can change them to achieve their main goal. Several different assumptions are used to develop the design, including:

1. Project Cost: In this section, the fundamental estimates are given for how each cost component will be broken down precisely and how much money will be required.
2. Assumptions: A few general hypotheses regarding costs, annual output, and chewing gum sales are included below.
3. Expenses: This makes several assumptions about the necessary staff.
4. Internal Rate of Return: This measures the profitability of an investment and offers information on how a project, investment, or expenditure fared over time.
5. Term Loan Schedule: This table shows the amortization timeline for the loan as well as the regular monthly loan payments that must be made. It also demonstrates the payment of principal and interest.
6. Profitability: The balance sheet, cash flow position, depreciation, financial expenses, income tax liability, break-even point, debt service coverage ratio, and financial ratios are all factors that contribute to profitability. Profitability is also assessed using the profit and loss statement.
7. Ratios: This section discusses the formulas for computing various ratios, including profitability, return, leverage, coverage, and liquidity ratios.
8. Annual Reports Summarized: The annual reports for each cash flow statement, income statement, balance sheet, and ratio are summarized in this section.