THIS REPORT WAS ISSUED AS A FIRST EDITION IN MARCH 2008 AND IS AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE PURCHASE.
The Iraq Oil and Gas Financial Report presents the results of an economic evaluation of each discovered producing and non-producing field in Iraq. This is a complementary publication to our Iraq Strategic Report which amongst other things evaluates the reserves, production potential and key technical data for all of the discovered fields that Bayphase has identified in Iraq; a total of 97 fields.
The evaluation has been conducted on a field by field basis. Fields have been grouped by hydrocarbon province, hydrocarbon type - oil field or non-associated gas field - and current status: producing or non-producing.
Each of the fields was evaluated against the following scenario matrix:
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Exploitation
Cost
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Products Price
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Low
(Oil – 15$/bbl)
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Medium
(Oil – 45$/bbl)
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High
(Oil – 75$/bbl)
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Low
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Medium
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High
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The Exploitation Cost considered all of the elements required to fully develop each property over a period no longer that 50 years.
We believe the result is a fully ranged, considered assessment of each field that shows how they can perform economically if all the indicators are very positive and also what will happen if these indicators downturn.
Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) analysis was used to evaluate each field using three different sets of commercial terms(whilst Iraq has yet to set commercial terms for oil concessions the Draft Oil Law indicates that these will be based on Production Sharing Agreement principles):
- Production Sharing Agreement Commercial Terms - here the Investor is assumed to be able to recover a wide proportion of his costs (The terms used were based on those being offered by Kurdistan in its licensing activities - these are Production Sharing Agreement based.).
- Revenue Balanced Commercial Terms - here the Investor is able to recover a smaller proportion of his costs.
- Risked Service Contract Commercial Terms - here the Investor is able to recover a limited proportion of his costs (The terms used were based on those being promoted by Iraq's Central Government in its licensing activities - these are Risked Service Contract based.).
The economic performance outcomes presented in the report are:
- Net Present Value
- Internal Rate of Return
- Profitability Index
- Payback Period
- Breakeven Price
The economic performance of a given field can be viewed from a range of perspectives:
- Overall Project Performance
- Investor Performance, this can be reviewed under a range of cost and price scenarios and under a range of commercial terms
- Government Performance, again this can be reviewed under a range of cost and price scenarios and under a range of commercial terms
Report History:
- 1st Edition - March 2008 - 2041 pages
What You Get:
- Paper Version of the Report
- Free Searchable CDRom of the Report
Delivery:
- UK next day Special Delivery
- International by FEDEX International Priority
Cost:
- £5,500(Five Thousand Five Hundred Pounds Sterling).
Use the contact form below or the Google Checkout Buttons on this page to purchase.
Past customers who have purchased any of our Strategic Reports receive a discount of £ 550 (Five Hundred and Fifty Pounds Sterling)
Past customers who have purchased our Iraq Strategic Report receive a discount of £ 1,100(One Thousand and One Hundred Pounds Sterling)
Past customers who have purchased Iraq Hydrocarbon Potential Report receive a discount of £ 1,650(One Thousand and Six Hundred and Fifty Pounds Sterling)
Who Buys Our Reports:
A variety of companies and professionals buy our Strategic Reports, some examples:
- Oil Companies: Explorationists, New Ventures Managers, Strategic Planners, Field Development Planners, Asset Managers, Business Development Managers, Acquisition Specialists.
- Financial Companies: Mergers and Acquisition Specialists, Company Analysts, Deal Specialists, Oil and Gas Project Finance Specialists.
- Supply Companies: Senior Managers and Owners, Market Analysts, Strategic Planners, Business Development Managers.
