The main goal for the project is to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study for the establishment of a Canola Oil Plant with a daily production capacity of 20-25 tons per day. The study should include projections for 3-5 years to present to finance institutions. This will involve several different steps for the learners, including:

- Researching the Canola Oil industry in Canada and understanding the market demand and supply dynamics.

- Analyzing the existing ecosystem to support the establishment of the plant, including availability of raw materials, infrastructure, and government regulations.

- Developing financial projections for the plant's operations, including sales forecasts, income projections, and expense budgets.

- Conducting a break-even analysis and assessing the potential assets and liabilities of the plant.

- Creating visual representations such as graphs and charts to illustrate the financial projections and comparisons.

By the end of the project, learners should complete the following tasks:

- A comprehensive feasibility study report including market analysis, financial projections, break-even analysis, and visual representations.

- A 60-minute presentation explaining the research findings and outcomes of the feasibility study.

- Company valuation based on financial projections and potential return on investment for finance institutions.

Final deliverables:

- All source materials used for the feasibility study.

- A written report explaining the research process, financial projections, and outcomes.

We will provide mentor and guideline. Data sources, quotes and search tools

Expected student from financial studies or research and investment background