To answer the question of viability for production use, Mueller AMS and 3D Systems conducted a test using real molded pattern data, plus printed pattern estimates and model cost and time per pattern to determine
breakeven quantities.
It is also based on the asset percentage (AP) used in the asset coverage test (ACT) that Fitch relies on in its analysis (90.5%), which provides more protection than Fitch's 'AAA'
breakeven AP of 92.0%.
Says signed a definitive agreement to acquire 12 retail locations in Louisiana, expects to add $15M in annualized sales,
breakeven to EPS in 2019.
The fiscal
breakeven price of oil in Qatar amounted to $47.1 per barrel in 2018 against $24.2 in 2008, Kamco said.
Spot rates for very large crude carriers (VLCCs), with a capacity to transport 260,000 tones of oil, have recently dropped to a loss-making $13,000-14,000 per day, far below Frontline's cash
breakeven rate of $21,600.
In retail operations, the cost of goods sold (COGS) is one traditional way to estimate the
breakeven point.
Summary: According to IMF, fiscal oil
breakeven is an important metric, but it fluctuates based on governments' expenditure and oil production
The current period of weakness has plunged price levels below most countries' fiscal
breakeven prices, the level needed to generate a fiscal surplus.
Many of these countries have also accumulated sizeable financial reserves, it said, indicating that the only country in the MENA that can still generate a fiscal surplus with current oil prices is Kuwait, which posts a
breakeven price of USD 50 for 2015, as estimated by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
"The only country in MENA that can still generate a fiscal surplus with current oil prices is Kuwait, which posts a
breakeven price of $50 for 2015, as estimated by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
About a quarter of new wells in 2014 had a
breakeven WTI price of $40 or less.
Dubai: Average oil prices have been well above the
breakeven prices of oil for the GCC.