• سیاستگذاریهای اقتصادی و مالی در حوزههای فوقالذکر در سطوح ملی، منطقهای و جهانی
mojtaba hosseini; Sayed Mohamad Mirhashemi Dehnavi; Mostafa Pourkaveh Dehkordi; rohallah mahdavi; ali taherifard
Abstract
This study attempts to present a pricing model for sulfur, based on the netback pricing method for selling the sulfuric acid to the production plants. Using data of a study presented by the national petrochemical company on sulfuric acid production plant with a capacity of 1.1 million tons in Mahshahr ...
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This study attempts to present a pricing model for sulfur, based on the netback pricing method for selling the sulfuric acid to the production plants. Using data of a study presented by the national petrochemical company on sulfuric acid production plant with a capacity of 1.1 million tons in Mahshahr port, the price of sulfur in the price range of acid Sulfuric was set to maintain the project's rate of return, operating profit rate and net profit rate at 25 percent. The results of this study showed that at prices below 1.75 million rials/kg, sulfur should be provided free of charge to sulfuric acid production units in order to reach the rate of 25%. The results also showed that the target sulfur price would be different if the target was to maintain the domestic rate of return, operating profit rate, and the net interest rate at 25 percent. It seems offering a new mechanism for sulfur pricing should be necessary and netback pricing which is presented in this study can be considered one of these new mechanisms.
Amirabbas Farnoudi; Mohamad mahdi Asgari; Mahdi Sadeghi Shahedani; Ali Taheri Fard
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In this article the rate of return (ROR) and risk factors faced by international oil company (IOC), in IPC contract of Darkhowein oil field is modeled. For this purpose, we analyze the IPC contract specific risk factors that can contribute to a reduction in the rate of return for the international oil ...
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In this article the rate of return (ROR) and risk factors faced by international oil company (IOC), in IPC contract of Darkhowein oil field is modeled. For this purpose, we analyze the IPC contract specific risk factors that can contribute to a reduction in the rate of return for the international oil company including oil price, production level, capital cast, operating cost, and remuneration. The results of the cash flow risk analysis show the impact of these factors on the contractor's rate of return on IPC contracts is not significant in comparison to Buy-back contracts. The most important risk factor in Buy-back contracts is capital cast, which affects a large part of the contractor's returns, but in these contracts, this risk has been significantly reduced due to the government's additional compensation. In general, according to the results, it can be said that in IPC contracts, the contractor's return rate has not been heavily influenced by risk factors, and therefore the risk of the international oil company has fallen in these contracts.
