Project finance.

Training Schedule and Registration

Are you aware of how project decisions are linked to cost estimates, investment appraisals and strategic considerations? Learn the basics to understand the project economy and how your project contributes to the company’s long-term profitability.

After the course you will:

Understand fundamental economic approaches and common economic ratios relating to the projects long-term profitability
Be able to make cost estimates, cash flow analysis and calculate capital requirements for the products life cycle.
Making cost-benefit analysis based on the products life cycle
Have a better understanding of the commercial aspect of the project

Description

Your project is affected by the financial requirements and capital assets. In this course the project is considered as an investment that is intended to contribute to the company’s long-term profitability. The course is intended to give you a business view on how project decisions are linked to cost estimates, investment appraisals and other strategic considerations.

Content

Financial concepts for cost estimations and investment appraisals
Cash flow budget and capital requirements
Life cycle based profitability calculations
Investment appraisals, payback period, discounting and net present value
Costing and pricing methods
Financial change management, control and decisions
How shall a customer-initiated amendment be priced?
Is a quality improvement of the projects result profitable?

Target group

This training is intended for those who work as a project manager, project administrator, project sponsor or line manager responsible for the project finance or recipients of reports.

Prerequisites

You are required to have prior experience of project management or working in a position responsible for reports containing financial information.

Language

SE/ENG

Length

2 days

PDU (Professional Development Units)

16 PDU