Saudi Luxury Fashion Feasibility (Portal/App)
Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD
I'm launching a Saudi-based startup focused on evening dress rentals through a digital portal and mobile app. I'm looking for experienced freelancers to help me develop a comprehensive feasibility study and a professional investor presentation deck. The scope should include market sizing (TAM, SAM, SOM), consumer behavior analysis, competitive landscape, detailed financial projections (CAPEX, OPEX, revenue, breakeven, NPV/IRR), risk assessment, and clear alignment with Saudi Vision 2030. If you're experienced in fashion, rentals, or startup investment materials—especially in the GCC region—I’d love to hear your proposal.
The core study must dig into:
• Consumer behaviour and preferences among affluent Saudi Females(shopping habits, brand expectations, spending triggers).
• Competitor analysis covering local boutiques, regional houses, and the global names already operating in the Kingdom.
• Market trends and forecasts for luxury apparel, accessories, and related services over the next five years.
• TAM, SAM, and SOM calculations specifically for Saudi Arabia, split by city and sales channel (in-store vs. e-commerce).
• Five-year financial projections with revenue drivers, cost structure, and breakeven timing.
• Comprehensive risk assessment—regulatory, supply-chain, currency, and cultural fit—with mitigation strategies.
Once the research is complete, I need it translated into a polished, data-rich investor deck (PowerPoint or Keynote) that blends succinct storytelling with charts, heat maps, and unit-economics tables clearly laid out.
Sources must be cited, assumptions transparent, and all numbers provided in both SAR and USD for easy reference. The finished package should let any investor grasp, at a glance, why this concept is viable, how it will scale, and what returns they can realistically expect.
The core study must dig into:
• Consumer behaviour and preferences among affluent Saudi Females(shopping habits, brand expectations, spending triggers).
• Competitor analysis covering local boutiques, regional houses, and the global names already operating in the Kingdom.
• Market trends and forecasts for luxury apparel, accessories, and related services over the next five years.
• TAM, SAM, and SOM calculations specifically for Saudi Arabia, split by city and sales channel (in-store vs. e-commerce).
• Five-year financial projections with revenue drivers, cost structure, and breakeven timing.
• Comprehensive risk assessment—regulatory, supply-chain, currency, and cultural fit—with mitigation strategies.
Once the research is complete, I need it translated into a polished, data-rich investor deck (PowerPoint or Keynote) that blends succinct storytelling with charts, heat maps, and unit-economics tables clearly laid out.
Sources must be cited, assumptions transparent, and all numbers provided in both SAR and USD for easy reference. The finished package should let any investor grasp, at a glance, why this concept is viable, how it will scale, and what returns they can realistically expect.