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Revenues and Allocations Table 2005

2006
2007

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cumulative

exports

69,907,767

17,177,203

15,449,506

15,530,655

15,107,528

133,172,659

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movements in escrow accts

Credits

    Royalties

134,552,267

38,359,058

59,921,151

73,016,427

93,018,637

398,867,539

    Dividends

528,010

528,010

    Share Premiums 2

11,859,909

4,658,085

5,471,744

21,989,738

    Taxes 2

3,430,722

686,144

4,116,866

    Others 3

149,262

119,685

145,379

143,677

168,262

726,265

Debits

   Transfers to FGF

9,400,000

5,320,688

5,835,835

6,812,638

8,834,686

36,203,846a

   Fees 4

2,917

8,751

8,751

8,751

29,170

   Debt Service Provision5

15,373,934

181,245b

-2,554,579c

13,000,600

    Transfers to Chad 6

84,602,728

48,317,348

52,279,000

60,878,000

60,993,388

307,070,464

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allocations

Transfers to Chad

84,602,728

48,317,348

52,279,000

60,878,000

60,993,388

307,070,464

    Priority Sectors

67,682,182

38,653,878

41,823,200

48,702,400

48,794,710

245,656,371

    General Budget

12,690,409

7,247,602

7,841,850

9,131,700

9,149,008

46,060,569

    Oil Producing Region

4,230,136

2,415,867

2,613,950

3,043,900

3,049,699

15,353,522

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Updated on February 23, 2006.

1

Exports are not identical to production due to amounts being stocked, or in transit. Since deposits in the escrow accounts are directly linked to export sales, we have chosen to give export figures in this table. Sales of monthly exports were paid into the escrow accounts the following month. These figures update previously posted figures. Source: Consortium's "Semi-Annual Report to the Lenders," December 31, 2005.

2

Although share premiums and corporate taxes are not subject to the rules that govern the direct revenues’ allocations, and under Chad's Petroleum Revenue Management Law are to be transferred directly to the Treasury, they are provided here for transparency.

3

Cash balances of the escrow accounts are placed in investment accounts, also at Citibank. Interest earned from these accounts, as well as interest on the debt service accounts, returns to Chad.

4

Includes Citibank legal and administrative fees.

5

Provisions for IBRD and EIB debt have been set aside in a Citibank account. This line represents the balance of debt service accounts in the escrow system. The first IBRD reimbursement of $3.05 million was made Dec. 15, 2005. The first EIB payment will be made in Dec. 2006.

6

Transfer amounts may be larger than credits for the given period if balance from previous period permits.

7

Exchange rates: 2003-2004 cum.: $1=497CFA. 2005-Q1: $1=495CFA. Q2: $1=514CFA. Q3: $1=537 CFA. Q4: $1=540CFA

aThis total was transferred to Chad on January 20, 2006, after the Revenue Management Law was modified.
bAdjustment made to take into account that the IBRD loan was finally disbursed at $37.2 million instead of $39.5 million.

c

Represents first reimbursement on the IBRD loan (-$3,052,945) and $498,366 in provisions for next reimbursement payment.


SOURCES: Exports: Chad Ministry of Petrol, Esso; Escrow Accounts:Citibank; Other: Chad Ministry of Finance.




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