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DATE
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VENUE
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FEES
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REGISTRATION
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23 May - 26 May, 2016 |
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
SGD 5074 |
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Following information: Venue at
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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23 May 2016 till
26 May 2016
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COURSE LEVEL
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DURATIONS
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Early Bird Discount
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Standard Price
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MASTER
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4
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SGD 4792 Purchase it before
23 Mar 2016
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SGD 5074
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WORKSHOP OVERVIEW
The price above is inclusive of GST 6% The overall course
objective is to develop the ability of course participants to handle the
concepts of time value of money and the application of those concepts to
after-tax analyses of virtually any investment situation. This includes
investment in the mineral, petroleum and non-mineral sectors and can be
modified slightly for specific industries.
This course addresses the
economic analysis of income and service producing investments based on
discounted cash flow analysis procedures. Covering economic analysis techniques
used to optimize the development and operation of mining, petroleum, non-
natural resource and processing operations, the 4-day course addresses both
before-tax and after- tax analysis considerations while the 3-day course
focuses on before-tax considerations. This course demonstrates the evaluation
techniques presented using a variety of applications for people with technical
and non-technical backgrounds, with or without previous evaluation experience.
The course is made of 95% practical with problems and real world case studies to help
participant understand and develop correct methods to properly evaluate
investment and will solidify the process of evaluating investment. Media Partners 
WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?
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Before–tax considerations
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Achieve
familiarity with present, future and annual value calculations and the
related terminology and proper application of these concepts.
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Achieve
familiarity with the calculation of Rate of Return, (ROR), Growth Rate of
Return, (GROR), Net Present Value, (NPV), and Ratio Analyses for
“income-producing” and “service-producing” investments.
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Understand the proper
application of rate of return, net present value and ratios when evaluating
mutually exclusive and non-mutually exclusive alternatives.
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Consider the dual rate
of return analysis problem common to acceleration scenarios and reclamation
or decommissioning costs and how to make a valid economic analysis of
investments involving cost-income-cost in the sequence of cash flows.
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Introduction to
inflation and its relationship to the proper use of escalated and constant
dollars in economic analyses.
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Continue discussion on
escalated, constant and today’s dollar evaluations.
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Become familiar with
the basics of “sensitivity” analysis as well as “risk adjusted” evaluations.
The later concept addresses the basic elements of expected value and its
incorporation into discounted cash flow calculations.
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After-tax considerations
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Achieve
understanding of expensing vs capitalizing costs and related depreciation,
depletion and amortization tax deductions for determination of project
taxable income for state and federal income tax purposes.
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Continued
discussion of tax issues such as the distinction between tax credits vs
deductions will lead to familiarity with making after-tax discounted cash
flow analyses of various investment scenarios. An investor’s financial
ability to utilize deductions from expenditures and its impact on cash flow
will be discussed.
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Review
of the elements of working capital and its impact on cash flow and project
economics.
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Development
of the ability to make after-tax break-even calculations in escalated or
constant dollars and an understanding of the relationship between operating
cost savings and before-tax revenue will be presented.
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Develop
an ability to relate after-tax NPV results to the before-tax value of
projects and investments.
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Understand
the application of after-tax cost analysis and incremental DCFROR, NPV and
Ratio analysis for evaluating replacement alternatives and for leasing versus
purchase decisions as well.
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Discussion
of the use of secondary evaluations such as leasing and leverage in economic
models.
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PROGRAMME
PART A - Before Tax Consideration- Time Value Of Money, Discount Rate and Decision Criteria.
- Application of Decision Criteria
- Inflation, Risk, Sensitivity Analysis & After - Tax Cash Flow
PART B - Before Tax and after-tax analysis considerations - Time Value Of Money, Discount Rate and Decision Criteria.
- Application of Decision Criteria
- Inflation, Risk, Sensitivity Analysis & After - Tax Cash Flow
- After-Tax Applications
AUDIENCE
This 4 days course is designed for “Managers, engineers,
geologists, economist, commercial project, planning, exploration, Rig asset
integrity, project appraisal, landmen, scientists, accountants, analyst, and
upper management including CFO’s CEO’s, COO’s and others concerned with
evaluating investments”. Industry: oil and gas, mining, energy, transportation and other non-natural
resource.
For details, information on facilitator and the full course outline, please refer to the attached brochure.
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