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Case study of Korean development over the last sixty years during the international symposium entitled, "Towards an Alliance between Paraguay and Korea" held in greater Asunción, Paraguay, June 17, 2014. For more visit: http://www.globalpeace.org/images/news/news-2014/Paraguay/international-symposium-towards-an-alliance-between-paraguay-and-korea
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Page 1: Case Study of Korea S.O.C. Development in Relation to Development of Paraguay at First Symposium on Korea-Paraguay Relations

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Korea VS Paraguay

Global SymposiumKorea S.O.C Case

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Index

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□ Based on Korea’s experiences of economic development and pro-

fessional knowledge, help S.O.C development in Paraguay

□ To achieve the goal, Introduce initial stage of S.O.C development

case of Korea

□ Study recent successful S.O.C cases to arrange concrete plans

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□ Establish Investment Plans and Feasibility Review

• Conclude MOU with local partners

• Consult investment sourcing

• Constitute investment review advisory (Bureaucrat, Public

enterprises, Bank, Law office, Professional investment institutions)

• Identify law and institutional investment barriers and examine solutions

• Large-scale S.O.C development or small-scale pilot project

investment review

Paraguay

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□ If required rate of return is lower than economic feasibility, the

government or international organizations should assure Mini-

mum Revenue Guarantee(MRG)

□ Need credit enhancement from organizations which have

credit ratings over investable grade (above BBB+)

Paraguay

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□ Seal Investment Contract

□ Funding Strategy

→ Equity – Paraguay government & Korean in-vestors → Loan – Loan capital from Korea or Paraguay

Paraguay

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□ Management of Investment Asset

• Development : Managing S.O.C development

construction, quality control, safety supervision

• Management : Maintenance, collecting fees, and

distribution of profits

• Withdrawal of the principle : To Be Determined

Paraguay

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Division 1968 2013GDP Appx. $5.95billion $1,304billion

Road Extension Length 35,000km (6.5% paved)106,000km (82%

paved)*During Construction, it was a big national project taking up 23.6% of national budget. (per capita income=$142)

□ SOC Development Case Presentation

1. Gyeongbu Expressway

• Length : 425Km (Seoul to Busan)

• Period : 1968.2~1970.7 (2 years and 5 months)

• Expense : Appx. $136million

• Effect : Connecting the 1st city and 2nd city of Korea by the expressway to boost economic vitality and growth

Paraguay

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9Paraguay

□ Private Investment Case Presentation

2. Incheon Road Bridge

• Length : 21.4km (Bridge: 18.4km)

• Period : 2005.7 ~ 2009.10 (52 months)

• Methods : Private investment- Marine bridge (12.3km)

National investment- Connecting road between Songdo

international business district and Yeongjongdo island (9.1km)

• Note : The longest bridge in Korea, the 1st Foreign pri-vate

investment of S.O.C

• Expense : $2.38billion

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10Paraguay

□ Private Investment Case Presentation

2. Incheon Road Bridge – Project Route Map

Yeongjongdo island

Songdo Interna-tional Business Dis-

trict

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□ Private Investment Case Presentation

2. Incheon Road Bridge – Financing

Gov-ern-mentPrivate

$0.86bn

$1.52bn

Construction Expenses: $2.38billion

Private Capital $0.77bn

Government Sub-sidy $0.75bn

51%

49%

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□ Private Investment Case Presentation

3. Incheon Airport Railroad

• Length : 61km

• Period : 1st stage- 2001~2007, 2nd stage: 2004~2011

• Facilities : Incheon International Airport ~ Seoul Station

(10 stations, 1 city airport)

• Expenses : $4.5billion

*Private investment- Investors fund owned capital and the

government aids subsidy and assures Minimum Revenue

Guarantee

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13Paraguay

□ Private Investment Case Presentation

3. Incheon Airport Railroad – Project route map

Seoul

Incheon

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□ Private Investment Case Presentation

3. Incheon Airport Railroad – Financing

$0.93bn

$0.84bn$2.58bn

$0.19bnOwned Capital

Govenment Subsidy

Borrowed Capital

1st Traffic Receipts

Construction Expenses: $4.54billion

(21%)

(19%)

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