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A project report (DPR — Detailed Project Report) presents your business plan and financials to lenders or investors. Here is how to prepare one.
What a DPR includes
- Business overview, promoters and product/service
- Market analysis and competition
- Financial projections, cost of the project and means of finance
- Break-even and repayment schedule
How to prepare
- Research the market and validate demand
- Estimate costs, revenue and profitability realistically
- Present a clear repayment plan
Use
A DPR is used for bank loans, government subsidies and investor pitches.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a project report (DPR)?
A detailed document presenting a business plan and financial projections.
What does a DPR include?
Business overview, market analysis, financials, project cost and repayment plan.
Why is a DPR needed?
For bank loans, subsidies and investor pitches.
Who prepares a DPR?
A CA or consultant, often with the promoter.
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