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Purpose:
This feasibility study will be a controlled process to identify public market capital strategies, opportunities, and mandates with regards to acceptable international standards and investment banking criteria. The study will also serve as justification to support solutions and alternatives based upon an assessment of costs and technical benefits of the proposed capital enhancement strategy.
The overall purpose of the feasibility study is to provide support documentation and confidence that the recommended action for IPO (Initial Public Offering), reverse merger, merger, refinancing, or acquisition; is the most viable solution (can be done, should be done, will be done). A positive outcome of the feasibility process will produce a comprehensive outline of necessary actions and contingencies for further implementation and capital infusion.
Objectives:
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- Determine potential strategies and capital solutions.
- Legal Consideration- Determine strategy within the legal framework for both international concerns and government reporting regulation.
- Economic Feasibility: Financial analysis, corporate structuring, profitability milestones, and growth horizon.
- Strategic Feasibility: Cost to benefit analysis for specific alternative solutions.
- Technical Feasibility: Consideration of proprietary technology
(When applicable)
- Schedule Feasibility: Realistic timing, practicality, and funding requirement analysis.
- Operational Feasibility: Human capital resource analysis, need identification, and strategic partner recommendations.
- Gauge underwriter and investment banking interest based upon corporate fundamentals, market timing, public peer comparisons, and industry sector.
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OTHER QUESTIONS ADDRESSED IN THE FEASIBILITY STUDY
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- What are the requirements of the company?
- What information is needed? Where does it originate?
- What are the main objectives and characteristics of the proposed capital solution?
- What are the alternative solutions to accomplish capital objectives? (e.g. IPO -vs- Reverse Merger)
- What are the corporate structuring alternatives?
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• Methodology
• Jurisdiction
• Subsidiaries
• Options and warrants
• Legality
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- Is this capital strategy consistent with the current and long term business model and objectives?
- What additional budget will be required for each of the identified needs for access to the public markets?
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THE SSGI FEASIBILITY REPORT
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- SSGI analysts and consultants aggregate research information and corporate data to produce comprehensive documentation to support strategic recommendations.
- The feasibility report will include a description of corporate requirements, milestones, and possible alternative solutions for accessing the public market system.
- The SSGI feasibility report will cover the six aspects of feasibility: legal, economic, strategic, technical, schedule and operational feasibility together with recommendations on the best way to proceed.
- Provide a structured method to focus on problems, identify objectives, evaluate alternatives, and aid in the selection of the best solution.
- Support documentation will provide confidence that the recommended action is the most viable corporate action.
- Validate investment banking/institutional interest and capital availability.
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