Technical, Economic, and Market Feasibility Studies

Guidance to management in early project stages is most often supplied through a series of careful technical and economic evaluations. Although some of these will undoubtedly be developed by the client's own staff, an outside opinion or study is frequently most useful, particularly when prepared by a consultant who has continuing experience and extensive technical involvement with those sectors under consideration. DeWitt & Company undertakes both preliminary and detailed feasibility studies. Project economics are evaluated taking into account current and expected future technological economic, and political factors. Full consideration is given to the competitive risks associated with each specific project, with particular regard to product competition from world sources.

Over the years, DeWitt & Company has developed a number of computer models to assist in the analysis of projects. These models permit analysis of the project from an economic and financial standpoint and provide a basis for rapid "what if" analysis of the various parameters effecting the economic and financial attractiveness of the project.