Present Value(PV) of Cash Flow: | ||||||||||
(Cash Flow)/((1+i)^N) | ||||||||||
i=discount rate=cost of Capital=10%=0.10 | ||||||||||
N=Year of Cash Flow | ||||||||||
Inventory increase | -$25,000 | |||||||||
Accounts payable increase | $5,000 | |||||||||
Net Working Capital Cash flow | -$20,000 | |||||||||
CF0 | CF1 | CF2 | CF3 | CF4 | ||||||
N | Year | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | ||||
INVESTMENTS: | ||||||||||
1) | Equipment Cost | -$200,000 | ||||||||
2) | Shipping and installation cost | -$35,000 | ||||||||
3) | Start up expenses | -$5,000 | ||||||||
4)=1)+2)+3) | Total Basis cost | -$240,000 | ||||||||
5) | Net Working Capital | -$20,000 | ||||||||
I=4)+5) | Total Initial Outlay | -$260,000 | ||||||||
OPERATIONS | ||||||||||
a | Sales(Sales in Year(N+1)=1.05*Sales in Year(N) | $200,000 | $210,000 | $220,500 | $231,525 | |||||
b=a*60% | Operating Cost | -$120,000 | -$126,000 | -$132,300 | -$138,915 | |||||
c | Depreciation | -$60,000 | -$60,000 | -$60,000 | -$60,000 | |||||
d=a+b+c | Before Tax Profit | $20,000 | $24,000 | $28,200 | $32,610 | |||||
e=d*21% | Taxes | -$4,200 | -$5,040 | -$5,922 | -$6,848 | |||||
f=d+e | After tax Operating Profit | $15,800 | $18,960 | $22,278 | $25,762 | |||||
g | Add: depreciation (non cash expenses) | $60,000 | $60,000 | $60,000 | $60,000 | |||||
H=f+g | Operating Cash Flow | $75,800 | $78,960 | $82,278 | $85,762 | |||||
TERMINAL CASH FLOWS: | ||||||||||
Release of working capital | $20,000 | |||||||||
After tax salvage Value=15000*(1-0.21) | $11,850 | |||||||||
T | Total Terminal Cash Flow | $31,850 | ||||||||
CF=I+H+T | Net Cash Flow | -$260,000.00 | $75,800.00 | $78,960.00 | $82,278.00 | $117,611.90 | SUM | |||
PV=CF/(1.1^N) | Present Valure | -$260,000.00 | $68,909 | $65,256 | $61,817 | $80,331 | $16,312.48 | |||
NPV =Sum of PV | Net Present Value(NPV) | 16,312.48 | ||||||||
It is Financially acceptable | ||||||||||
NPV is positive | ||||||||||
Internal Rate of Return (IRR) | 12.67% | (Using IRR function of excel over the Net Cash Flow) | ||||||||
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