INVESTMENT PROJECT

An investment project is a set of interdependent tasks and activities that must be carried out to achieve certain economic and financial goals. An investment project should contain information on the investment objectives, the amount of costs and other resources required for its implementation, sources and amount of financing, criteria and methods for assessing project efficiency, business risks of the investment process participants and desired results.

 

TYPES OF INVESTMENT PROJECTS IN THE REAL SECTOR OF THE ECONOMY

Investment projects aimed at business scaling. These are strategic projects aimed at entering new markets or developing new products in existing markets.

The purpose of such projects is to enter new regions, countries, launch new outlets and new sales channels. These projects require strategic analysis, involve high marketing costs, and are among the most risky, but have great development prospects.

Investment projects aimed at maintaining or changing the business profile by changing production technology, modernizing fixed assets, and retraining personnel. Such projects are among the most common investment decisions, as they involve the development of new technologies, the launch of new, modern equipment, and are designed to increase production volumes and improve product quality.

Innovation and investment projects involve the use of new technologies to introduce new products or services (product innovations), as well as the introduction of a new process aimed at meeting the needs of new customers. Innovation and investment projects help to maintain strong business positions in the long term.