Detailed Project Report (DPR)

Purpose of Project Valuation

Purpose of a Detailed Project Report

A Detailed Project Report (DPR) is the single most important document for converting a business idea or expansion plan into an implementable and financeable project. It serves as the foundation for:

  • Bank and NBFC funding approvals

  • Investor due diligence

  • Government approvals and incentives

  • Internal decision-making

  • Contractor and vendor engagement

Consiga Global Consultants prepares lender-ready DPRs that integrate technical, financial, commercial and regulatory aspects into one cohesive and defensible document.

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Our DPR Philosophy

  • Bankability-first structuring – Built to meet lender credit appraisal standards

  • Execution-linked assumptions – Every number is tied to operational reality

  • Integrated technical and financial analysis – No silos

  • Transparent risk mapping – Upside and downside clearly articulated

  • Decision-ready outputs – Enables promoters, lenders and investors to act with confidence

What Our DPRs Typically Cover

1. Executive Summary Project overview and objectives Promoter profile Total project cost and funding structure Implementation timeline Key financial highlights Risk and return summary 2. Promoter & Management Profile Promoter background and experience Group structure and governance Past project execution track record Management capability and depth 3. Project Concept & Rationale Business model and strategic fit Market opportunity summary Product or service offering Capacity, scale and phasing logic 4. Technical Feasibility & Design Technology selection and justification Process flow and layout Capacity planning Equipment and machinery specification Vendor and contractor assessment Utility and infrastructure requirements Environmental and safety considerations5. Location & Site Analysis Location rationale Land availability and title status Connectivity and logistics Zoning and statutory compliance Local infrastructure support 6. Market & Commercial Analysis Industry and sector overview Demand–supply assessment Competitive landscape Pricing strategy Sales and distribution model Customer segmentation 7. Project Cost & Capex Estimation Land and site development cost Building and civil works Plant and machinery Utilities and infrastructure Pre-operative expenses Contingencies and escalation provisions
8. Means of Finance Equity contribution Term loan requirement Subsidies, grants or incentives (if applicable) Working capital margin 9. Operating Cost Structure Raw material inputs Power, fuel and water consumption Manpower planning Maintenance costs Administrative and overhead expenses 10. Financial Projections Profit & Loss Statement Cash Flow Statement Balance Sheet Working capital cycle DSCR, IRR, ROCE, Break-even Sensitivity and stress testing 11. Implementation Schedule Land acquisition and approvals Engineering and procurement Construction and installation Trial run and commissioning Commercial operations start date 12. Risk Assessment & Mitigation Technical risks Market risks Financial risks Regulatory risks Execution risks Mitigation strategies for each risk category 13. Regulatory & Statutory Approvals Required licenses and permissions Environmental clearances Industry-specific compliances Approval timelines and dependencies 14. Conclusion & Recommendation Overall project viability Funding suitability Key conditions for success Go-forward recommendation

Market Analysis

Risk Management

Technology Advising

Financial Consultation

Planning & Conductiong

Bonds & Commodities

Business Strategy

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Our DPR Preparation Process

  1. Project Scoping & Objective Definition

  2. Data Collection & Site Evaluation

  3. Market & Technical Validation

  4. Cost Estimation & Financial Modelling

  5. Risk Mapping & Sensitivity Analysis

  6. Draft DPR Review & Refinement

  7. Finalization & Bank Presentation Support

Who Requires a DPR

  • New greenfield projects

  • Capacity expansions and modernization

  • Infrastructure and EPC projects

  • Renewable and power projects

  • Real estate and commercial developments

  • Manufacturing plants and industrial parks

  • Logistics and warehousing facilities

  • Food processing and agri projects

What Makes Consiga’s DPRs Different

  • Designed for lender scrutiny

  • Integrated with TEV and credit appraisal

  • Built on realistic cost and revenue benchmarks

  • Scenario-based downside protection

  • Aligned with funding disbursement milestones

  • Execution-linked implementation logic

 

Deliverables

  • Comprehensive DPR document

  • Editable financial model

  • Sensitivity and stress test scenarios

  • Risk and mitigation framework

  • Bank and investor presentation pack

Typical Timelines

  • MSME DPRs: 2–4 weeks

  • Manufacturing and industrial DPRs: 4–6 weeks

  • Infrastructure and renewable DPRs: 6–10 weeks

  • Complex multi-location projects: Based on scope

Getting Started

To initiate a DPR engagement, we typically require:

  • Project concept note

  • Location details

  • Expected capacity and scale

  • Preliminary capex estimate

  • Promoter and business background

  • Target funding requirement

Based on this, we issue a customized DPR proposal with defined scope, timelines and commercials.

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