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Residual Value<br />

TA 4721-PRC: Preparing the Shaanxi-Qinling Mountains Integrated Ecosystem Management Project<br />

<strong>Final</strong> <strong>Report</strong> Appendix 7<br />

Cash out 6,766 1,663 1,644 1,644 1,644 1,644 1,787 1,778<br />

Investment 6,478 0 0 0<br />

Operating cost 288 1,663 1,644 1,644 1,644 1,644 1,787 1,778<br />

Net Cash Flow Before Income Tax -6,766 977 996 996 996 996 853 861<br />

FIRR Before Income Tax 13.67%<br />

FNPV Before Income Tax at 10% 1,916<br />

Income Tax 0 157 162 162 162 162 126 128<br />

Net Cash Flow After Income Tax -6,766 820 834 834 834 834 727 734<br />

FIRR After Income Tax 10.90%<br />

FNPV After Income Tax at 10% 450<br />

240. The FIRR is however quite sensitive to changes in costs or incomes suggesting that the<br />

Project needs to be closely assessed in terms of the assumptions that are applied. Central to these<br />

are (i) the construction period and the need to avoid delays, (ii) the occupancy early in the project life,<br />

(iii) demand for the day visitation services.<br />

Table 21: Hot Spring Financial Analysis Sensitivity<br />

Sensitive Analysis<br />

Before Income Tax After Income Tax<br />

FIRR NPV FIRR NPV<br />

Operating Cost (10% up) 10.89% 460 8.67% -649<br />

Operating Cost (20% up) 8.03% -997 6.34% -1,748<br />

Operating Cost (30% up) 5.00% -2,453 3.83% -2,846<br />

Revenue (10% down) 9.37% -317 7.44% -1,225<br />

Revenue (20% down) 4.68% -2,551 3.57% -2,900<br />

Revenue (30% down) -1.06% -4,784 -1.24% -4,575<br />

241. The Economic analysis is however somewhat stronger with a EIRR of 23.33 % suggesting a<br />

very good investment. Economically the investment is relatively insensitive to changes in revenues<br />

and costs.<br />

e. Implementation Arrangements<br />

242. The subcomponent will be implemented by the existing Joint venture between LFF and<br />

Shaanxi Tourism Department. Through its 51% ownership of the JV, the Hot Springs proposal brings<br />

considerable tourism development and management experience of the Shaanxi Tourism Group<br />

Corporation. The Shaanxi Tourism Group Corporation STCG is the largest single tourism stateowned<br />

enterprise in Shaanxi 21 . In 2000, the Shaanxi Province Branch of the <strong>Bank</strong> of China signed a<br />

deal with the Group to finance CNY1.8 billion ($218 million) of the Group’s major tourism investments<br />

over the next five years through to 2005. This Group was founded in 1998 as a state owned company<br />

with a registered capital of CNY3 billion ($36.14 million).<br />

243. The Group is an investment and capital management company authorized by the provincial<br />

government to engage in management and development of cultural and scenic tourism sites, travel<br />

services, star-class hotels, bus companies and other tourism products. In conducting these functions,<br />

the Group places an emphasis on servicing the tourism industry of Shaanxi Province – although the<br />

Group has as well invested in other provinces and cities such as Beijing.<br />

244. The Group and its subsidiary companies have engaged in a variety of tourism services<br />

including dining, accommodation, travel agencies, transportation, entertainment, and the management<br />

21 Information taken from: “Business Plan of Beijing Shaanxi Mansion Company Ltd. & Days Hotel & Suites<br />

Beijing & Regal Place Theatre Restaurant Chinese Cuisine House”, February 1, 2005 (Available on the<br />

Internet).

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