The viability of an oilfield development

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Contents

Chapter 4 – Data Analysis and Findings. 3

4.1 Introduction. 3

4.2 Description of Data Collected. 3

4.3 Data Analysis. 3

4.3.1 Payback Period. 3

4.3.2 Discounted Payback Period. 3

4.3.2 Internal Rate of Return. 3

4.3.4 Net Present Value. 3

4.3.5 Sensitivity Analysis. 3

4.3.6 The Possible Impact of Change in Oil Fiscal Regime on the Projects’ feasibility. 3

4.3.7 The Possible Impact of Oil Prices on the projects in Oil and Gas industry. 3

4.4 Discussion / Summarized Findings. 3

4.5 Chapter Summary. 3

Chapter 5 – Conclusion and Recommendations. 3

Conclusion. 3

Recommendations to the Investors and Government 3

Recommendations to Future Researchers. 3

Limitations of the Research. 3

References. 3

Appendix. 3

A – Capital Budgeting Tools. 3

4.1 Introduction

oilfield development:The chapter aims to conduct the data analysis of the data collected for the purpose of this report. The data has been collected in a manner so that it is possible to evaluate the economic viability of oil and gas fields in Malaysia. The data collected includes numerous variables including CAPEX, OPEX, Oil Production, Oil Prices, tax rate in the industry and other necessary tools in order to be able to apply the investment appraisal tools to the data collected pertaining to oil fields in Malaysia. The investment appraisal tools applied for this analysis include the payback period, internal rate of return and payback period. Apart from these tools, the sensitivity analysis is performed to analyse the results in the best and worst scenario. The chapter also focuses on the possible impact of changes in fiscal regime by comparing the current fiscal regime with two fiscal regimes in past which had different features and basis for taxation…