1. The feasibility study report is a report document that both parties conduct specific investigation, research and analysis on various factors such as economy, technology, production, supply and marketing, various social environments, laws, etc. before engaging in an economic activity (investment), determine favorable and unfavorable factors, whether the project is feasible, and estimate the success rate, economic benefits and social effects for the approval of decision makers and competent departments.

2. Feasibility study is a decisive work before determining the construction project. It is a scientific demonstration of comprehensive technical and economic analysis of the proposed project before making an investment decision. In investment management, feasibility study refers to the investigation, analysis and comparison of the natural, social, economic and technical aspects of the proposed project, and predicts the social and economic benefits after completion. On this basis, the necessity, financial profitability, economic rationality, technological advancement and adaptability, and the possibility and feasibility of construction conditions of the project are comprehensively demonstrated, providing scientific basis for investment decisions.

3. The feasibility study report is divided into the feasibility study report approved by the government and the feasibility study report of financing. The feasibility study report submitted for approval focuses on the social and economic benefits and impacts of the project; The financing report mainly focuses on whether the project is economically feasible. Specifically summarized as: feasibility reports on government project approval, industrial support, bank loans, financing investment, investment and construction, overseas investment, listing financing, Sino-foreign cooperation, joint-stock cooperation, company formation, land requisition, application for high-tech enterprises, etc.