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Introduction
Our Service involves providing Saudi startups with a practical roadmap that goes beyond simplistic metrics but rather focuses on detailed local market surveillance, rigor in financial modeling and in-depth risk-mitigation plan which is heavily influenced by the Kingdom’s thought process regarding sectoral oversight.
We will guide you to shift beyond gut feeling by modeling your business after national priorities and the needs of specific entities such as Monsha’at (Small and Medium Enterprises General Authority) or the Ministry of Investment (MISA). Far from being a rubber stamp on your idea, the study lends you the professional credibility that can win over rich Men in Grey Suits when they see a deep understanding of Saudi consumer behavior and operational sustainability.
We offer you the “pre-flight check” that each invested riyal has a logic behind it, this infuses confidence in your start-up to disrupt the market and support the Kingdom’s productive future.
Frequently Asked Questions
A generic template may not pay much attention to Saudi-specific variables such as Saudization (Nitaqat) regulations, local Zakat legislation, as well as consumer behavior peculiar to a particular region (e.g., the gap between the Riyadh and Jeddah markets). A local study will make sure your project is in line with the Ministry of Investment (MISA) and is actually feasible according to the operational infrastructure in the Kingdom.
Yes. Feasibility studies are needed by major Saudi funding organizations such as the Saudi Industrial Development Fund (SIDF) and Monsha'at. These organizations seek particular data points, including detailed break-downs of CAPEX/OPEX, and sensitivity analysis, to assess your project to repay and meet the Vision 2030.
The timeline usually varies according to the level of complexity of the sector. In small to medium startups, a detailed study typically requires a timeframe of 3 to 4 weeks and in companies that are large in scope such as industrial or infrastructure development, an 8-week study period is considered typical. This gives sufficient time to conduct proper primary market research and strict financial stress-testing.
A business plan is a map of how you are going to run the business whereas a Feasibility Study is a factual research on whether or not the business is worth having in the first place. It concentrates on validating the demand and financial soundness until you invest big, as a go/no-go decision tool to you and your financiers.
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