Lecture 2
Lecture 2
Evaluation
Project Analysis
Saba Raja
Institute of Management Sciences,
University of Balochistan
Why Projects analysis is important?
It involves resources.
Capital Investment: (also refers as capital expenditure) it involves a current outlay
of funds and future benefits.
• Capital expenditure decision represent the most important decision by a firm as
it will have (long term effect, irreversibility, Substantial outlay)
• Capital Expenditure also posses difficulties such as measurement problems and
uncertainty.
Facets of Project Analysis
The important facets of project analysis are
Market Analysis
Technical Analysis
Financial Analysis
Economic Analysis
Ecological Analysis
Market Analysis
Market analysis is concerned primarily with two questions.
• What would be the aggregate demand for the proposed product/services in the
future?
• What would be the market share of project under appraisal.
Market Analysis
To answer the questions mentioned in previous slide, the Market analyst requires
a wide variety of information and appropriate forecasting methods.
The information required are:
• Consumption trend
• Past and present supply position
• Production possibilities and constraints
• Import and exports
• Structure of competition
• Cost structure
• Elasticity of Demand
• Distribution channels
• Administrative, technical and legal constraints.
Technical Analysis
• Technical Viability
Technical Analysis • Sensible Choices
• Risk
Financial Analysis
• Return
• Benefits
Economic Analysis • Other impact
• Environmental Damages
Ecological Analysis • Restoration measure