Project Reports (DPR) in Guwahati

A Detailed Project Report is the document a bank or government scheme uses to judge whether a project is viable: cost of project, means of finance, projected profit and loss, cash flow, break-even and repayment capacity. GBA prepares it with assumptions that survive the banker’s questions.

Who it is for

Who needs this?

Entrepreneurs applying for a term loan for a new unit or expansion
Applicants under PMEGP, CMEGP, Mudra and other MSME schemes
Businesses applying for North East industrial incentive schemes
Existing businesses adding a new line that the bank must appraise

The work

What does GBA do?

Work out the cost of project and means of finance with the promoter
Prepare projected financials for the loan tenure with stated assumptions
Compute DSCR, break-even, IRR and sensitivity as the bank requires
Present the report in the bank or scheme format and answer the appraisal queries

What to bring

Quotations for machinery, land or building
Promoter background and contribution details
Existing financials if the business is operating

Questions

Questions about this service

Direct answers about project reports (dpr) from GBA, Guwahati.

How long does it take to prepare a DPR?

Around 5 to 10 working days once the quotations and promoter details are in hand. Reports for government schemes with a fixed format can be faster.

Does a CA-certified project report guarantee the loan?

No. Sanction depends on the bank’s credit assessment of the promoter, security and the project. A well-prepared DPR removes the most common reason for rejection, which is unconvincing or inconsistent numbers.

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