| Summary: | The objectives of this research are to find out minimum sales that must be achieved in order not to suffer losses; to determine the financial feasibility of duck farming business investment; and to determine the effect of input and output price changes on business feasibility. Descriptive case study method was applied in Kelompok Kambangan Laras Mandiri (KALAM), Dusun Mandungan I, Desa Margoluwih, Kecamatan Seyegan, Sleman District. Then, purposively primary and secondary data used in analysis were collected from observation, interviews, and recording. Feasibility analysis methods used were: revenue analysis, Break Even Point (BEP) analysis, Benefit Cost Ratio (B/C Ratio), Net Benefit Cost Ratio (Net B/C), Payback Period (PP), Profitability Index (PI), Net Present Value (NPV), Internal Rate of Return (IRR), and sensitivity analysis. BEP (in units) calculation results indicates the minimum sales that must be achieved of as many as 30.324 eggs per cycle or equivalent to the sale of eggs and condemned duck, worth BEP (in price) Rp. 37.125 000,-. Assessment of financial feasibility criteria indicated that Kelompok KALAM duck farming is feasible to develop. From the sensitivity analysis found that the input and output price changes impact the business feasibility.
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