Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How long does a feasibility study take?
For most startups, a focused feasibility study takes around 3–6 weeks from kick‑off to final report, depending on scope, number of markets and how quickly we can access data and stakeholders.
More complex, multi‑country or capital‑intensive projects may take longer because they require deeper primary research and scenario modelling.
Q2. What data sources do you use for MEA markets?
We combine trusted secondary data (government statistics, central bank and sector reports, international databases and reputable research providers) with tailored primary research such as surveys, expert interviews and customer conversations in your target markets.
This blend of quantitative and qualitative data lets us reflect real MEA conditions rather than relying on generic global assumptions.
Q3. Can you help us pitch to investors?
Yes. Once the feasibility study and business plan are complete, we can help you refine your pitch deck, highlight the most compelling market and financial insights, and rehearse your investor presentation so your story is clear, credible and data‑backed.
Our goal is to ensure the work you invest in feasibility directly supports your fundraising conversations.
Q4. Do you only work with startups in certain industries?
We primarily support startups and early‑stage ventures in sectors where MEA market data is accessible and growth potential is clear, such as technology, services, light manufacturing, F&B and e‑commerce.
If your idea is in a highly specialized or heavily regulated niche, we will first assess whether reliable data and expert input are available before we proceed.
Q5. Can you support us after the feasibility study?
Yes. Many clients continue with us for strategic planning, go‑to‑market execution and performance monitoring once the feasibility phase is finished.
We can help you turn recommendations into clear initiatives, timelines and KPIs, and stay involved during your first months of implementation.
