Análise Da Viabilidade Financeira Na Implantação De Um Aviário Automatizado Para Produção De Ovos

Maas, Débora Vanessa; Nicácio, José Angelo; Walter, Silvana Anita; Gresele, Wanderson Dutra

doi:10.21714/1679-1827-2020.v18.n1.p103-115

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“…The authors found a payback result of 7.44 years for the return on investment, a value that is higher than the one found in this study. An IRR of 14.12% was found by Maas et al (2020), which is above the MRA value and results in a higherthan-expected return on investment. The NPV resulted in US$ 25,178.15, which demonstrates the feasibility of the project in face of the results for the scenarios of conventional systems analyzed in this study.…”

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Economic Feasibility in Commercial Egg Production in a Conventional and Cage-Free Systems with Different Stocking Densities

Oliveira

Garcia

Burbarelli

et al. 2022

Braz. J. Poult. Sci.

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Adapting existing laying facilities to meet animal welfare certifications is not a simple task. It causes higher expenses to producers, who are often hesitant to accept the need for changes. Considerations of their financial situation make them insecure to make assertive decisions in this area, as they seek to maintain the economic efficiency of laying poultry. This study aims to analyze the economic viability of laying systems (conventional cages and Cage-Free) with different housing densities. The data source was a systematized literature review. Five articles were found containing reports on systems. Further data sources were the lineage handbook and a survey with companies specializing in poultry farming. An analysis of economic viability was performed in the multiple scenarios. Densities in each system were used to compose different scenarios: Conventional: 1,500 cm²/bird, 750 cm²/ bird, and 398 cm²/bird; and Cage-Free:7 birds/m² and 13 birds/m². The scenarios were evaluated in terms of Net Present Value, Internal Rate of Return, Modified Internal Rate of Return, Discounted Payback Method, Profitability Index, Equivalent Uniform Annual Value, and Monte Carlo Simulation. The best scenario was the Conventional, with 398 cm²/ bird, presenting a higher NPV. The Cage-Free system, with seven birds per square meter, had a lower NPV compared to conventional systems. All scenarios had satisfactory chances of success. The risks of negative or null financial return were low according to Monte Carlo simulations. Conventional and Cage-Free production are economically viable when using densities of 1,500 cm²/bird, 750 cm²/bird, or 398 cm²/bird (conventional), and 7 birds/m², or 13 birds/m² (Cage-Free).

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confidence: 84%

Economic Feasibility in Commercial Egg Production in a Conventional and Cage-Free Systems with Different Stocking Densities

Oliveira

Garcia

Burbarelli

et al. 2022

Braz. J. Poult. Sci.

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“…Internal causality in agri-food Life Cycle Assessments: Solving allocation problems based on feed energy utilization in egg production 4 The ME model was used to quantify the allocation rates of eggs and chickens slaughtered in different systems. The egg allocation rate is between 82.6% and 97.5%.…”

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Life Cycle Assessment Project for the Brazilian Egg Industry

Maciel

Gates

Tinôco

et al. 2023

Animals

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Brazil is among the ten largest egg producers in the world. The domestic consumption of Brazilian eggs is 99.6%, the rest being exported to more than 82 countries, with an expectation of growth in the foreign market. The Brazilian egg industry has evolved considerably in recent decades, incorporating new technologies and smart practices. However, there is no assessment of how production could become more sustainable over the years. The LCA (Life Cycle Assessment) approach aims to recognize the polluting potential, identify the environmental impacts generated and reduce these impacts throughout production. On a global scale, researchers approach LCA as a constructive and quantitative technique, and there is great interest in implementing an LCA for the Brazilian egg production sector. With the aim of introducing the LCA methodology to the Brazilian egg industry, this review presents the concept and accounting structure of LCA through LCI (Life Cycle Inventory) and LCIA (Life Cycle Impact Assessment), based on the ISO 14040 and 14044:2006 standards, to quantify the environmental performance of production and identify areas for future improvement, thus promoting the environmental footprint of the Brazilian egg industry.

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Estudo da combinação de indicadores para análise da viabilidade de projetos: uma revisão de literatura

Bergmann,

Nunes,

Cascaes

et al. 2023

R. G. Secr.

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Com o crescente desenvolvimento da tecnologia nas últimas décadas, muitas pesquisas em inovação, sustentabilidade, agropecuária e temáticas afins têm surgido no mercado. Geralmente, visando a abertura de novos negócios rentáveis e com altas chances de sucesso. Porém, para se chegar a um resultado palpável, não basta apenas verificar os aspectos qualitativos dos setores envolvidos, mas fazer uma análise e projeção quantitativa dos valores em voga. Para isso, a utilização de indicadores financeiros tem se mostrado eficiente para projetar resultados de projetos e fornecer dados possíveis para a tomada de decisão de investimento. Destarte, o objetivo deste artigo é analisar a combinação mais eficiente dos indicadores financeiros para análise de investimentos no Brasil, onde se fará um levantamento dos principais indicadores financeiros utilizados no país nos últimos cinco anos, uma identificação dos setores e tipos de projetos que mais concentram as pesquisas de investimentos, assim como apresentar as combinações mais recorrentes. Para isso, a metodologia escolhida foi a combinação quantitativa, descritiva e bibliográfica. Como resultados, observou-se que o conjunto de indicadores mais frequente em utilizações é TIR, VPL, Payback Descontado e TMA, em ordem decrescente; enquanto que o conjunto considerado mais eficiente pelas autoras foi a junção de TMA, TIR, IL e Payback Descontado.

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Análise Da Viabilidade Financeira Na Implantação De Um Aviário Automatizado Para Produção De Ovos

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Economic Feasibility in Commercial Egg Production in a Conventional and Cage-Free Systems with Different Stocking Densities

Economic Feasibility in Commercial Egg Production in a Conventional and Cage-Free Systems with Different Stocking Densities

Life Cycle Assessment Project for the Brazilian Egg Industry

Estudo da combinação de indicadores para análise da viabilidade de projetos: uma revisão de literatura

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