About Arab Center for Consultancy & Economic Studies
The Arab Center for Consultancy & Economic Studies is an Abu Dhabi-based consultancy founded in 2006. It provides economic studies and feasibility studies for organisations planning new projects or investments.
A feasibility study assesses whether a proposed project is likely to succeed. It typically examines market demand, competition, costs, revenue forecasts, financing needs, regulatory requirements and risks. Investors, banks and government entities often require feasibility studies before approving funding or permits.
For entrepreneurs and companies, a feasibility study helps answer key questions before committing money: is there enough demand, what will it cost to start and operate, and when might the business become profitable?
Economic studies can also cover broader topics, such as sector analysis, market research and economic impact assessments, which help organisations understand trends and make strategic decisions.
Consultancies in this field typically combine research, financial modelling and industry knowledge. Local consultancies can bring an understanding of regional markets, regulations and business practices.
Clients may include investors, small and medium-sized businesses, family groups, government entities and international companies entering the UAE market.
Banks in the UAE often ask for feasibility studies when evaluating loans for new businesses or projects, making such studies an important part of the financing process.
The UAE's growing economy and diversification efforts create a steady flow of new projects across sectors such as real estate, tourism, industry and services, all of which benefit from careful planning.
The Arab Center for Consultancy & Economic Studies is a professional services firm rather than a startup, and Startups UAE lists it among Abu Dhabi's business consultancies.
More details about its services are best checked on the company's website.
A feasibility study assesses whether a proposed project is likely to succeed. It typically examines market demand, competition, costs, revenue forecasts, financing needs, regulatory requirements and risks. Investors, banks and government entities often require feasibility studies before approving funding or permits.
For entrepreneurs and companies, a feasibility study helps answer key questions before committing money: is there enough demand, what will it cost to start and operate, and when might the business become profitable?
Economic studies can also cover broader topics, such as sector analysis, market research and economic impact assessments, which help organisations understand trends and make strategic decisions.
Consultancies in this field typically combine research, financial modelling and industry knowledge. Local consultancies can bring an understanding of regional markets, regulations and business practices.
Clients may include investors, small and medium-sized businesses, family groups, government entities and international companies entering the UAE market.
Banks in the UAE often ask for feasibility studies when evaluating loans for new businesses or projects, making such studies an important part of the financing process.
The UAE's growing economy and diversification efforts create a steady flow of new projects across sectors such as real estate, tourism, industry and services, all of which benefit from careful planning.
The Arab Center for Consultancy & Economic Studies is a professional services firm rather than a startup, and Startups UAE lists it among Abu Dhabi's business consultancies.
More details about its services are best checked on the company's website.