Economic Modelling Sample Clauses

Economic Modelling. The consultant will be required to undertake the following commercial services:  Reviewing PetroSA’s Feedstock economic model and macro economic assumptions to ascertain correct functioning of the model and its application of the macro economic assumptions;  Reviewing the consistency of PetroSA’s economic model with financial and LNG procurement contractual documentation;  Ensuring that PetroSA’s economic model is free of material error;  Suggesting economic model modifications and sensitivity testing and guiding the relevant PetroSA personnel to implement modifications, if required.  Perform an end to end due diligence on the commercial delivery methodology proposed in the LNG tender by the proponent, to identify the commercial risks, at each step of transfer of ownership from LNG supplier to shipper, shipper to PetroSA and provide a comprehensive summary of the commercial risk associated with the proposed delivery methodology based on the commodity source, transfer and the delivery supply chain  Advise on the future forecasted exchange rate, and commodity indexation to provide a high, low and expect cost of raw material (LNG) as refinery feedstock  Provide guidance on the proposed foreign exchange hedging strategy to mitigate risks associated with the proposed pricing strategy.  Provide a review of the anticipated final product pricing structure  Provide an assessment of additional commercial risks and mitigation factors that may not have been identified in the initial proposal.
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