Business Cases

To drive the planning and development of a project, preparation of a full business case to assess the feasibility of the proposal and to assist in exploring funding and financing opportunities for the development is essential. At Momentum, we prepare comprehensive business cases with the objectives being:

  1. Financial Feasibility Assessment:
    • Prepare financial assumptions, including capital requirements, cash flow forecasts, and financial sustainability.
    • Conduct financial analyses such as P&L projections, balance sheet projections, cash flow projections, breakeven analysis, sensitivity analysis, NPV, IRR, ROI, and payback period.
  2. Stakeholder Engagement Overview:
    • Describe the stakeholder engagement activities conducted so far. Highlight any key interactions or feedback received. Outline processes required going forward.
  3. Market Understanding:
    • Research market trends, economic data, demographic information, and industry insights related to the industry and aspects of the project.
  4. Team Capability:
    • Showcase your team’s ability to deliver projects of a similar scale. Highlight relevant experience and expertise.
  5. Benchmarking and Strategic Objectives:
    • Compare your proposal to similar facilities both domestically and internationally.
    • Align strategic objectives with Government strategies.
  6. SWOT Analysis:
    • Evaluate strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats related to the development.
  7. Benefits and Limitations:
    • Identify economic, social, community, and environmental benefits associated with the project.
    • Acknowledge any limitations or challenges.
  8. Funding Sources and Models:
    • Explore potential funding and financing options. Propose a funding model.
  9. Structure and Delivery Program:
    • Consider governance and management structures.
    • Plan the project delivery stages and timing.
  10. Risk Assessment and Cultural Heritage:
    • Assess project risks.
    • Address any cultural heritage obligations.
  11. ESG Statement:
    • Develop an Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) statement.

Upong completion of this process it is important to consolidate findings into a clear, compelling and professionally presented document.