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YOUR REQUIRED ANSWER IS NPV = $84.09m
Given that:
Inflows are :
First Year = 15.3$m and 3.9% growth foreever.
Hence,
PV of inflows = $15.3m/12.1%-3.9% = $186.59m
Hence,
NPV = $186.59m - $102.5m = $84.09m
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