UC-985
Sovereign receivables radar
One engine forecasts collection date by counterparty, invoice type and payment history rather than by contractual terms.
14 weeksBuild Duration
XXXXIndicative ROI
XXXXBuild Cost
$XXXM/yrValue
The Challenge
The KRG owed 287.9 million dollars at 30 June 2026. Egypt cleared all its arrears to international companies in June 2026, having reached 6.1 billion a year earlier and 6.2 billion in 2014. The IMF says EGPC remains highly leveraged and the cause is unresolved. DNO funds that gap at close to 9 percent.
How It Works
- Reads and connects the source records named in the proposal.
- One engine forecasts collection date by counterparty, invoice type and payment history rather than by contractual terms. It flags the invoice most likely to slip while it can still be chased, models the working capital release, prices it against the bond stack, and watches the leading indicators of arrears rebuilding: EGPC cash position, IMF review milestones, subsidy pricing and cross arrears inside the Egyptian energy sector.
- Publishes a source-linked recommendation for Chief Financial Officer approval and records the decision.
What It Removes
- A drilling programme throttled by collections
- Arrears rebuilding before anyone names it
- Working capital funded at 9 percent
Input Data RequirementsOperational, financial and reference records named in the DNO proposal for Sovereign receivables radar.
Output FormatSovereign receivables radar decision view with ranked actions, source links, confidence and a named owner.
“I can tell the board when the money arrives, and what it costs us until it does.”