expenses which can be directly attributed to the project. (4) The capital expenditure providedto NSAI by the Partnership, which appear reasonable, is based, inter alia, on thedevelopment plan in the Tamar project and on NSAI's experience in similar projects. Thecapital expenditure taken into account is the capital expenditure required to develop andcomplete wells, develop new wells and for production equipment. As required by thePartnership, these costs remain fixed until actually expended; 74 (5) The abandonment coststaken into account are costs provided to NSAI by the Partnership according to itsassessments of the cost of abandoning wells, platforms and production facilities. Thesecosts do not take into account the salvage value of the Tamar lease and facilities in theTamar field. As required by the Partnership, abandonment costs remain fixed until actuallyexpended. (6) The tax calculations take into account corporate tax rates provided to NSAI bythe Partnership, which are the expected tax rates for each of the years included in thediscounted cash flows. (7) Actual production capacity for each of the reserve categoriesdescribed above could be lower or higher than the production capacity used to estimate thediscounted cash flows. In addition, NSAI did not prepare a sensitivity analysis for theproduction capacity of the wells. A sensitivity analysis could lead to a conclusion that thereserves are not feasible for production.It is noted that the discounted cash flow does not take into account revenue and/or expensesrelating to the offshore project for liquefaction of gas for export as set out in section 7.26.8below.שגיאה! It is further noted that the discounted cash flow includes royalties as set out in sectionabove, and petroleum profits tax applicable to the Partnership in מקור ההפניה לא נמצא.accordance with the Taxation of Petroleum Profits Law ("the Law"). It is emphasized thatcalculation of the levy was based on the definitions, formulas and mechanisms set out in thelaw as understood and interpreted by the Partnership, however, since the law is new and thecalculation formulas and mechanisms set out in the law are complex, it is not certain whetherthis interpretation of the calculation method for the levy will be the same as that adopted bythe tax authorities and/or the same as the interpretations of the law by the court, insofar as aruling is required on these issues. To date, these issues have not been brought before thecourts in Israel. The levy was calculated according to the transitional provisions in the law fora project that started commercial production before the Law came into effect, based on thefollowing assumptions: The developer will report in US dollars according to section 13(B) ofthe law, the rate of inflation in the United States in the coming years will be 2%, all of thedeveloper's payments (production costs and investments) will be recognized by the taxauthorities for calculation of the levy and calculation of the developers revenues will take intoaccount actual selling prices of the gas.Following is the estimated discounted cash flows at December 31, <strong>2011</strong>, in thousands ofUSD (after the levy and income tax) attributable to the Partnership's share in the reserves inthe Tamar field for each of the reserve categories set out above (the cash flow is based onassumptions, which are described above). It is noted that there is a significant change in thediscounted cash flow compared to that published in the shelf prospectus of July 22, <strong>2011</strong>(which was the same as of March 31, <strong>2011</strong>), for the following reasons: (1) change in theforecasted quantities of sales in each of the project years, due to signing gas supplycontracts and estimates for the scope of market demand; (2) change in estimated sellingprices, in view of prices in gas supply agreements signed recently; (3) the scope of thePartnership’s actual investments in the project as from June <strong>2011</strong> until the end of <strong>2011</strong>; (4)the effect of the passage of time on the discounted cash flow; (5) change in estimatedongoing investments and capital investments in view of the updated estimates; (6)elimination of the tax reduction that was expected in the past, which also resulted in achange in the expected maximum levy in accordance with the Petroleum Profits Tax Law.74The capital investments taken into account when preparing the discounted cash flow exceed the development costsapproved by the Partnership for development of the Tamar lease, and it also includes estimated costs of futureinvestments after production starts for use of part of the development facilities of the Yam Tethys project andexpansion of output at the receiving terminal in Ashdod. These investments have not yet been approved by theproject partners.A-59
Total discounted cash flow from proved reserves at December 31, <strong>2011</strong> (in USD thousands for the Partnership's share)Cash flow itemstoSalesquantity(BCM)(100% ofthe oilasset)RevenuesRoyaltiespayableRoyaltiesreceivedOperatingcostsDevelopment costsAbandonment andrestorationcostsTotal cashflow beforelevy andincome tax(discountedat 0%)LevyTaxesIncometaxDiscountedat 0%Total discounted cash flow after taxDiscountedat 5%Discountedat 10%Discountedat 15%Discounted at 20%Dec. 31, 2012 0.00 - - - 1,797 212,012 - (213,809) - - (213,809) (208,656) (203,859) (199,378) (195,180)Dec. 31, 2013 5.32 171,727 6,,0,6 - 13,759 50,090 - 11,313 - - 11,313 16,166 21,,06 23,66, 6,,261Dec. 31, 2014 7.50 253,777 03,611 - 15,155 34,826 - 021,611 - 6,,166 031,016 006,616 016,160 ,6,112 16,161Dec. 31, 2015 10.77 377,344 20,101 - 15,298 26,389 - 611,101 - 61,1,, 600,,0, 011,211 060,131 06,,,60 000,,2,Dec. 31, 2016 11.11 395,131 21,126 - 16,175 - - 300,1,0 - 26,323 601,161 0,,,2,1 020,,1, 036,203 01,,0,,Dec. 31, 2017 11.46 415,019 10,610 - 23,305 - - 361,033 - 20,2,1 666,136 0,6,602 060,010 001,620 ,3,10,Dec. 31, 2018 11.84 441,957 16,,11 - 16,381 18,750 - 331,,01 ,6,201 03,006 0,0,112 03,,131 013,610 11,361 61,223Dec.31, 2019 11.84 455,551 11,606 - 15,600 18,750 - 306,,6, 001,116 31,311 062,2,1 011,211 12,221 60,,36 3,,,60Dec.31, 2020 11.84 469,566 11,261 - 16,381 - - 316,632 02,,611 01,036 060,163 016,626 21,126 01,0,2 36,111Dec. 31, 2021 11.84 476,628 10,126 - 15,600 - - 31,,026 016,6,2 0,,131 061,636 ,,,1,, 23,111 00,161 61,110Dec. 31, 2022 11.84 483,464 13,131 - 24,194 - - 312,630 010,626 01,231 062,330 ,3,226 61,02, 32,136 63,10,Dec. 31, 2023 11.84 490,464 10,63, - 15,600 - - 3,1,266 011,103 66,661 021,623 ,0,206 63,261 36,016 0,,161Dec. 31, 2024 11.84 497,789 16,0,1 - 16,381 - - 3,6,,00 011,60, 63,010 026,606 11,306 0,,310 61,360 02,23,Dec. 31, 2025 11.84 505,617 12,100 - 15,600 - - 013,012 013,662 60,011 026,011 16,203 06,113 66,111 00,00,Dec. 31, 2026 11.84 513,546 11,613 - 16,381 - - 011,,26 012,06, 60,,61 021,100 16,131 06,006 66,061 00,,30Dec.31, 2027 11.84 521,497 1,,62, - 23,412 - - 011,602 016,,62 60,1,1 021,226 11,116 31,62, 0,,600 ,,,30Dec.31, 2028 11.84 530,255 ,0,113 - 16,381 - - 066,110 0,6,06, 62,103 013,0,, 11,622 32,110 01,61, 1,621Dec. 31, 2029 8.49 388,056 22,261 - 14,655 - - 312,160 03,,233 00,131 062,110 63,213 63,110 01,,66 6,011Dec. 31, 2030 5.66 263,878 06,366 - 14,637 - - 613,,61 ,6,160 61,136 10,120 30,111 00,002 2,330 6,116Dec. 31, 2031 2.83 134,578 63,000 - 13,056 - - ,1,011 00,1,6 06,220 01,,66 06,106 2,310 6,213 0,011Dec. 31, 2032 1.78 86,526 00,120 - 21,354 - - 61,300 66,,16 2,001 60,6,, 1,130 3,10, 0,600 611Dec. 31, 2033 - - - - - - 23,438 (23,438) - - (23,438) (8,210) (3,020) (1,161) (465)A-60
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