Independent, bank-grade feasibility and valuation studies for projects in South Korea — prepared to international lender and development-finance standards by a U.S.-based firm with 28 years of practice and more than 4,000 studies completed.
Wert-Berater, Inc. is a United States–headquartered firm of independent feasibility study consultants. We prepare feasibility studies, market studies, business plans, and independent valuations for projects located in South Korea, delivered remotely to sponsors, lenders, and investors worldwide. We do not maintain an office in South Korea; every engagement is conducted directly from our U.S. practice, in English, on a fixed fee that is quoted within one business day and is never contingent on the study’s conclusion. Our role abroad is the same as it is at home: an independent, third-party assessment whose duty of care runs to the lender or investor relying on it.
Credible feasibility is built on verifiable data. For South Korea engagements we draw on Statistics Korea (KOSTAT), the Bank of Korea, and the multilateral sources that cover the market — the Asian Development Bank, and the World Bank, IMF and OECD — together with recognized industry and sector benchmarks. Every figure in the report is cited to its source, so a reviewer can pull the same series and reproduce the finding. Financials are presented in the South Korean won (KRW), with U.S. dollar equivalence wherever a lender requires it.
Studies for projects in South Korea are prepared to the standards international lenders and development-finance institutions actually apply — including the IFC Performance Standards and the Equator Principles for environmental and social risk, and the appraisal and coverage expectations of the Korea Development Bank (KDB), the Asian Development Bank (ADB), and the World Bank Group and IFC. Where conventional or export-credit financing is contemplated, the analysis is structured to the debt-service-coverage and sensitivity tests those lenders require.
South Korea’s development pipeline spans many of the asset classes our practice covers. Representative sectors include:
The full practice — 114 project types across ten groups — is available for South Korea projects, each with its own accepted demand methodology and benchmark set.
A note on scope. Wert-Berater is a U.S.-based firm serving the South Korea market remotely; we are not a local firm and do not maintain an office in South Korea. U.S. government lending programs referenced elsewhere on this site apply to projects located in the United States only and are not available for projects outside the United States. International engagements are accepted subject to the firm’s standard client-screening and applicable law.
No. Wert-Berater is a U.S.-headquartered firm and serves South Korea remotely. Engagements are delivered directly from our U.S. practice, in English, with no local office and no local agent.
They are prepared to the standards international lenders and development-finance institutions apply, including the IFC Performance Standards and the Equator Principles, with a fully sourced report and a linked financial model your underwriter can stress directly.
Within one business day. The fee is fixed and is never contingent on the study's conclusion.
Financials are presented in the South Korean won (KRW), with U.S. dollar equivalence wherever a lender or investor requires it.