Delayed Royalty Disbursements
Definition
Royalty payments due monthly by end of next month require accurate production/sales reporting via systems like PReL (SA), tying up funds during manual reconciliation periods.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: 20-40 hours/month manual reconciliation; AUD 0.5-1% working capital drag per delayed cycle[2][5]
- Frequency: Monthly by last working day of following month[5]
- Root Cause: Manual aggregation of production data, wellhead valuations, and JV allocations
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Oil extraction firms in Australia lose AUD 50,000+ yearly in tied-up capital from delayed royalty processing. Automation of production-to-payment workflows frees this cash.
Affected Stakeholders
Joint Venture Accountant, Treasury Manager, Operations Controller
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