18 Financial feasibility study of an investment project PFE

Overview:

• Conduct a financial feasibility study to evaluate the profitability, viability and risks of an investment project by analysing projected costs, revenues and cash flows.
• Calculate key performance indicators (NPV, IRR, Payback Period) to support informed investment decisions and ensure alignment with the company’s strategic objectives.
• Project is placed in the Finance department; number of trainees: 1; subject reference: 18.

Main responsibilities (What you will do):

• Build and maintain financial models to estimate project costs, revenues and cash flows over the relevant time horizon.
• Perform quantitative and scenario analysis (base, optimistic, pessimistic) to assess sensitivity of results to key assumptions.
• Compute and interpret NPV, IRR and Payback Period and prepare clear recommendations based on the outputs.
• Identify and document financial risks and key value drivers, and propose mitigation measures.

Required expertise & tools:

• Ability to evaluate project costs, revenues and cash flows using financial models.
• Knowledge of NPV (Net Present Value), IRR (Internal Rate of Return) and Payback Period calculations and their interpretation.
• Proficiency in Excel (or similar tools) for modelling, cash-flow forecasting, and scenario/sensitivity analysis.
• Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and ability to present quantitative results to stakeholders.

Deliverables & expected outcomes:

• A comprehensive financial feasibility report including model inputs, assumptions, cash-flow projections and KPI calculations (NPV, IRR, Payback).
• Scenario analysis and sensitivity tables showing impact of key variables on project viability.
• Clear executive summary with recommended decision (go/no-go), identified risks and suggested mitigation actions.

Application & contact:

• To apply, send your application referencing the project title in the email subject to: hr@bakomotors.com.
• Application should include CV, a brief motivation letter and any relevant sample modelling work or transcripts.