Feasibility Reports

This CMA and feasibility report examine the feasibility and potential benefits of establishing a vehicle scrapping unit in Madhya Pradesh (MP). The objective of this project is to address the growing concern of environmental pollution and the need for responsible disposal of end-of-life vehicles. The proposed unit will be responsible for scrapping and recycling old and inoperable vehicles, contributing to the reduction of automotive pollution and promoting sustainable practices.

The proposed project involves the establishment of a vehicle scrapping unit in Madhya Pradesh (MP). The project's primary objective is to recycle old and inoperable vehicles efficiently.
The primary purpose of a CMA is to provide a clear understanding of the financial aspects of a project or business venture. It offers insights into the costs involved, revenue projections, profitability, and key financial metrics. CMAs serve as a roadmap for planning, budgeting, and decision-making, enabling stakeholders to make sound financial and strategic decisions.
The CMA Report is based on a yearly timeline and offers detailed data for the user study. However, the user is allowed to change them to match their actual purpose. The template is created based on a number of assumptions, including:
1. Cost of Project: It includes the general assumptions regarding the detailed description of each project cost component and the means of finance, the components mentioned have been thoroughly researched before taking any assumptions.
2. Project Profile: It contains a summary of the project.
3. Dashboard: It includes graphical representation of relevant financials.
4. Input Assumptions: It covers broad estimates about raw material, labor and other direct costs.
5. Output Assumptions: It covers estimates in relation to the production capacity, selling prices and revenue.
6. Expenses: It includes the expenses in relation to the workforce required.
7. Internal Rate of Return: It measures the profitability of future investments and presents data for how well a project, investment, or expenditure performs over time. Also, the probable payback period.
8. Term Loan Schedule: It represents an amortization schedule for a term loan and shows the regular loan payments that must be made each month. It also shows how principal and interest should be paid.
9. Profitability: It includes the profit and loss statement, balance sheet, cash flow position, depreciation, financial expenses, Income tax liability, break-even point, Debt service coverage ratio, and financial ratios.
10. Ratios: It displays the computation of relevant ratios, including profitability, return, leverage, coverage, and liquidity ratios.
11. Summarized Yearly Reports: These shows the yearly reports of the income statement, balance sheet, cash flow statement and ratios.