Hollow Red Clay Bricks Factory

Study request

The Hollow Red Clay Bricks Factory project aims to manufacture and produce hollow red clay bricks. These bricks serve a wide range of purposes across various applications in construction, including the building of exterior and interior walls, pillars, fences, and more. Red bricks offer lightweight construction, sound insulation, and excellent heat and moisture resistance, mitigating the risk of erosion or damage to buildings and extending their lifespan.

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Rate of Return

Payback Period Fourth Year

Thermal Insulation Brick Factory Project Description

Red bricks offer lightweight construction, sound insulation, and excellent heat and moisture resistance, mitigating the risk of erosion or damage to buildings and extending their lifespan.

The feasibility study provided by Mashroo3k for Economic Consulting is regarded as a roadmap that led to success. It evaluates The project’s feasibility and analyzes the Factors that impacting its objectives, including the evaluation of costs and revenues, market and competition analysis, as well as the evaluation technical and execution aspects. This study plays a crucial role for making well-informed decisions based on reliable information and thorough analysis, aiding in achieving success and minimizing the potential risks of the project.

Project products

Hollow Red Clay Bricks

Why Mashroo3k ?

Mashroo3k has over 11 years of experience in preparing feasibility studies, market research, and providing a wide range of consulting services, including administrative, economic, financial, and others.
Mashroo3k has offices in 7 international branches, located in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, Qatar, Oman, Yemen, and Iraq, in addition to its agents in China, Singapore, and other countries.
Mashroo3k has provided over 8000 services and feasibility studies, helping thousands of clients achieve their investment goals.
Mashroo3k’s services are accredited and trusted by all financial institutions and entities in the Middle East.
Mashroo3k’s service coverage extends to 35 countries across all continents.
Mashroo3k is a member of over 100 prestigious international institutions specializing in market research and business management.
Mashroo3k’s team consists of 350 consultants with extensive knowledge of economic sector indicators and opportunities. Thanks to the diversity of their expertise, they ensure effective solutions and strategies.
Mashroo3k is contracted with over 10,200 suppliers in 35 countries to support projects logistically with production lines, raw materials, machinery, equipment, and similar resources.
Mashroo3k possesses a vast database that enhances the accuracy of its predictions and analyses, as well as its ability to manage risks effectively.

A commitment to quality raw materials.
Highly qualified workers and technicians.
The latest technology in the manufacturing process.
Creative and innovative marketing team.
The administrative team harbors ambitious plans.

Executive Summary

Project Overview
Financial Indicators
Project justification
Government investment incentives for the project
Target Markets
Final indicators and outcomes of the project

Project Service/Product Study

Description of the project and all its services/products
Project advantages and production requirements

Market Size Study

Familiarity with distribution channels
Consumers’ behavior, desires, and habits
Competitors’ products or services and their strengths and weaknesses
The nature and attributes of the market
The size of the demand for a product or service
The available share of the target market
The optimal method of marketing

Study of Risks

Identifying the risks
Risks’ impact on the project
Methods of risk prevention

Technical Study

A detailed description of the project’s products, the expected production capacity, and identifying investment costs
Identifying the size of electrical and water power
Identifying the project’s employment
Identifying the project’s requirements
Estimating construction costs
Estimating the total capital
Estimating annual operating costs
Estimating the amount of operating capital

Financial Study

The total required investment costs of the project
Structuring the income statement, cash flow statement, and balance sheet of the first ten years of operation
Estimating the expected annual revenues of the project in light of the identified operating capacities
The optimal funding structure of the project in light of the investors’ capabilities and funding terms
The project financial indicators and sensitivity analysis

Regulatory and Administrative Study

The project workforce
Regulatory structure
Job duties

Given to the significance of such sector, Mashroo3k is pleased to show you the following key indicators in the GCC countries:

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia:

The GDP value of building and construction sector in Saudi Arabia is estimated at SAR 168,750 million.

The sector contributes 48.2% to Saudi GDP.

The number of companies operating in this sector is about 148,026.

The number of workers in this sector is about 3,541,977.

According to the latest statistics, the value of completed projects in the sector is SAR 311,563,369 thousand.

Saudi Arabia comes first as the largest construction market in the region, with an annual market value surpassing USD 100 billion.

The United Arab Emirates:

The GDP value of building and construction sector is estimated at AED 123,953 million.

The sector contributes 8.3% to the GDP.

The number of companies operating in this sector is about 42,428.

The number of workers in this sector in the UAE is about 1,564,095.

• Bahrain:

The GDP value of building and construction sector is estimated at BHD 936.79 million.

The sector contributes 7.70% to the GDP.

In 2016, the sector value did not exceed BHD 857 million. However, within a few short years, the sector value has surged to BHD 945.51 million.

Oman:

The GDP value of the sector is estimated at OMR 936.79 million.

The sector contributes 6.7% to the GDP.

The number of workers in this sector is about 548,999.

Oman’s construction sector has the largest share of workforce, with (22.4% of all Omani workers in both private and public sectors).

It also accounts for 29.6% of the total number of expatriate workers in the Sultanate.

Kuwait:

The GDP value of building and construction sector is estimated at KWD 838.9 million.

The sector contributes 2.14% to the GDP.

The number of companies operating in this sector is about 1502.

The number of workers in this sector is about 187,705.

Qatar:

The GDP value of building and construction sector is estimated at QAR 81,215 million.

The sector contributes 12.1% to the GDP.

The number of companies operating in this sector is about 5,629.

The number of workers in this sector is about 840,999.

Over 40% of economically active people works in construction.

The building and construction sector holds great promise, The expanding population and ongoing infrastructure developments across many countries are positioning this sector as a key focus for investors and entrepreneurs aiming for substantial returns with Experts are expected the construction market to grow up to 4.2% in three years, as the indicators shows that the value of this market will surge up to USD 10.5 % trillion by 2023

The global building and construction outputs 10.7 trillion in 2020. This output is expected to experience significant growth of 42% (USD 4.5 trillion) between 2020 and 2030, reaching a significant value of USD 15.2 trillion by the end of the decade.

The building and construction sector accounts for 13% of the global GDP, as well as it’s expected to reach 13.5% by 2030. According to the latest statistics, infrastructure will be the fastest-growing subsector within the construction sector, with an anticipated growth rate of 4% between (2020 and 2030).