Friday, February 19, 2010

Forestal Plantation Investment Proposal in Virasoro, prov. of Corrientes, Argentina

This report aims to present an investment proposal of 1775 hectares in the Northeast area of the province of Corrientes, to establish plantations ofrapid forest growth, with intensive management, making pruning, commercial thinning ,
direct and indirect annual maintenance and an initial investment of two
million five hundred thousand dollars (U $ S 2,500,000), considered the acquisition of land, establishment of plantations at a rate of 300 hectares per year, cost structure, administration and management of the operator.
The total area of 1,500 hectares is forest, which is estimated at 84.5% of value of the land surface suitable for afforestation. The study has a technical analysis economical for Pinus taeda, Pinus hybrid (Pinus elliottii var elliottii x Pinus caribaea var hondurensis) and Eucalyptus grandis. For the technical evaluation has been done posing of management considering a site index for Pinus taeda, Eucalyptus grandis hybrid and 24, 22 and 40 respectively. For Eucalyptus grandis, considered three pruning and three thinning and two pruning Pinus and two thinnings.
The turn from consideration for the species is 16 years, with a period of 20-year project.
It is case study analyzes the plantings considering the tax benefits and subsidies that are currently in effect, granted by the State to through the Investment Law for Planted Forests 25,080.
For economic analysis, we used the Liquid Present Value (LPV=VPL) and Potential Soil Value (PSV=VPS) and the Profitability is expressed through Internal Rate of Return (IRR). It was considered a  Minimum Attractiveness Rate (MAR=TMA) of 10% pa. The values of the economic analysis show a VPL of U $ S / ha and 726.03 VPS is U $ S / ha 2143.96. The Profitability expressed through the IRR is 11.15%. All monetary values are expressed in U.S. Dollars


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Christian Rauert
Inmobilia Uruguay Real Estate Partnership
+54-911-5591-6507
inmobilia.uruguay@gmail.com
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Buenos Aires  -  Argentina
Montevideo - Uruguay

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