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

<strong>Final</strong> <strong>Report</strong> Appendix 13<br />

71. Additional revenues are generated from the eco-restaurant and from parking. Eco-restaurant<br />

revenues are generated from over-night visitors to the villas and hotel (constructed in phase one) and<br />

from day visitors for bathing (50% of visitors at CNY30 per day visitor) and sightseeing (20% of visitors<br />

at CNY20 per head). The cost of sales ratios employed by the Hot Springs Design team for lodging,<br />

the restaurant and parking are for the most part very consistent with the ratios identified in the<br />

independent research by the PPTA Team.. The HS Design Team analysis assumed the same<br />

revenues and costs for every year of operation.<br />

Table 19: Assumptions used for Revenue Projections<br />

Item<br />

Hot Spring Residential<br />

Unit<br />

Price<br />

(CNY)<br />

Capacity Occupancy<br />

Rate Daily<br />

Villa-A 5800 8 70% 5<br />

Villa-B 4800 6 70% 4<br />

Villa-C 3800 4 70% 3<br />

Catering<br />

Tourist guest 20 2000 20% 400<br />

Bathing guest 30 600 50% 300<br />

Parking<br />

Car 5 200 50% 100<br />

Bus 10 100 50% 50<br />

Daily<br />

guests<br />

72. As the investment is building on the existing development the capital construction and<br />

investment is expected to be complete within a construction period of one year and that the occupancy<br />

and therefore revenue forecasts be achieved one year following. Based on these projections the total<br />

revenue per year is approximately CNY 30 million (USD 4 million). The investment costs for the<br />

proposal are estimated at CNY 65 million – see Table 20. The mix of costs differs from the other two<br />

enterprises with far greater investment into the equipment budget line to outfit the villas, pool and<br />

restaurant.<br />

Table 20: Hot Springs Investment Costs (CNY ‘0,000’s)<br />

Item 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012<br />

A: Financial Costs<br />

Fixed Asset 5524.2 0.0 0.0 0.0<br />

Civil Works 3200.3<br />

Equipments 2323.9<br />

Intangible Asset 927.3<br />

Total investment 6451.5<br />

B: Economic Costs<br />

Total investment 5299<br />

73. The financial forecasts are presented in Table 21 which highlights the strong cash-flow<br />

forecast which results in a FIRR before tax of 13.7% and after tax of 10.9% both above the WACC<br />

however the after tax operation is lower than the commercial hurdle of 12%. The enterprise has<br />

accepted this rate of return however that will require the construction timetable to be fully met.<br />

Table 21: Hot Springs Financial Cash Flow Forecast<br />

Item 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015<br />

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