B Break-bulk Cargo Terminal
1. Project Site
The Western Area of Yantai Port is situated in the west of
the city proper, as well as besides the northeast sea of Dajijia
Village in Yantai Economic & Technological Development Zone (YETDZ), with a distance of 35 km on the sea and a distance of 30 km on land to Zhifu Bay. The proposed Break-bulk Cargo Terminal is located in the northwest of the western port area.
2. Project Scope
Two berths of 200,000 DWT and 70,000 DWT respectively will
be built up, with an alongside depth of ¨C20.5 m and ¨C16.5 m.
The wharf length totals 700 m and a storage yard covers an
area of 550,000 square meters. The designed traffic capacity
is 15 million tons. The construction period is 18 months.
3.
Project Progress
The project has been approved by the State
Council as a part of the Port Construction Planning (2004-2010)
for Yangtze River Delta, Zhujiang Delta and Bohai Sea Area.
Now the preparation of the Feasibility Report has been completed.
And the Project has been approved by National Development
and Reform Commission.
4. Traffic Analysis
(i) Iron Ore Along with the fast economic growth in China, the iron & steel industry is
witnessing a rapid development and calling for an increasing import volume
of iron ore. This momentum is anticipated to be continuing, and the import
volume will be 300 million tons in 2006. Iron ore is one of the most important
cargo handled in Yantai Port, accounting for the largest part among the others
and increasing fast in the past years. In the hinterland of the port, there
are quite a few large steel works, which are utilizing Yantai as a port for
iron ore import business. By 2009, the Huanghua-Yantai Railway will be completed
and put into operation, which will enable Yantai Port to deliver the imported
iron ore even further to the steel works in the northwest of China. Hence it
can be anticipated that the traffic of iron ore in Yantai Port will continue
to grow at a stable ratio. According to the forecast, the iron ore traffic
in Yantai Port will be 20 million tons in 2010 and 30 million tons in 2020.
(ii) Coal At present, the traffic of exported coal in Yantai Port is usually
from the mines in the hinterland, for example, the mines in
Yanzhou, Xinwen, Longkou and Shanxi. Moreover, during the 11th
Five-Year Plan of Yantai City, two power supply plants in Yantai
and Longkou are to be expanded and a certain part of the coal
for power generation shall be transported through Yantai Port.
In the surrounding area of Yantai, the cement industry has
been booming up, with a big quantity of coal consumption. With
the further development of cement industry, the coal exported
through Yantai Port is expected to be of continuous growth.
According to the forecast, the coal traffic will be up to 3
million tons in 2010, 5 million tons in 2015. and 10 million
tons in 2020.
5. Distribution
and Transportation Conditions
Railway: The inner-port railway,
connecting with the national railway network through Lancun-Yantai
railway, possesses an outstanding transport capacity. Meanwhile
two additional railway lines (i.e. Dezhou-Longkou-Yantai
and Huanghua-Longkou-Yantai) are under construction and will
be fully completed for operation in 2008. Road: According to
the planning, several port access roads will be integrated
with the provincial road network by direct connection with
Tongjiang-Sanya Expressway, Weihai-Wuhai Expressway and No.
206 National Road.
6. Investment and Economic Analysis
The total investment of
the project is estimated to be RMB 1.7 Billion yuan. The
Economic Internal Return Ration of the project is evaluated
as 17.23%, and the FIRR (after tax) turns out to be 8.41%.
Therefore the project is profitable and the investment recovery
period is anticipated to be 11.8 years (including the construction
period).
7. Cooperation
Partners
For the purpose of this project, we are willing
to cooperate with the famous iron & steel works, power suppliers,
logistic service providers, shipping companies, terminal
operators and investment companies all over the world.
8. Cooperation Mode
A limited company shall be established by relevant parties
for the construction and operation of the terminals.
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