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Risk Factors in Construction Projects Cash-Flow Analysis


Mohamed Abd El Razek, Hossam El Din Hosny and Ahmed El Beheri

This study presents a new methodology for net cash flow prediction. This methodology depends on applying risk factors that affect the cash flow process. The probabilistic S curves are used as an alternative of the Standard S curve and the traditional method that neglect the effect of risk and uncertainties. These risk factors have been determined through a questionnaire survey. This survey was conducted among the main three parties in construction industry contractors, consultants and owners. Two hundreds questionnaires were sent to these organization, only 60 responses were received within the accepted range of questionnaire response from 20-30%. Through this survey, the most important cash flow risk factors were clearly identified. A simulation programs were used for generating the probabilistic S curves. A MS excel macro was used for a probabilistic cash in prediction. Probabilistic S curves provide a probability distribution of required cost and time to finish the project for any selected point at the project. The probabilistic cash flow prediction enables the users to accurately determine the project cash flow position.

Keywords: Cash flow, risk factors, probabilistic, analysis, construction management

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ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Mohamed Abd El Razek
professor , Construction and Building Department, Arab academy for science and technology, Cairo BranchCairo, Egypt

Hossam El Din Hosny
Professor , Construction Engineering Department, Zagazig University ,Zagazig, Egypt

Ahmed El Beheri
a graduate teaching assistant at Construction and Building Department, Arab academy for science and technology, Cairo Branch Cairo, Egypt


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