Yes, Since NPV is positive at $1781.97
Workings
OCF | MACRS 3 year | |||||
Year | Cash flows | Depreciation | EBIT | Tax | PAT | OCF |
1 | 8000 | -8332.5 | -332.5 | 83.125 | -249.375 | 8083 |
2 | 8000 | -11112.5 | -3112.5 | 778.13 | -2334.375 | 8778 |
3 | 8000 | -3702.5 | 4297.5 | -1074.4 | 3223.125 | 6926 |
4 | 8000 | -1852.5 | 6147.5 | -1536.9 | 4610.625 | 6463 |
Year | Initial cash flow | OCF | Working capital | Salvage | Net cash flows |
0 | -25000 | 0 | -25000 | ||
1 | $8,083.13 | 8083.125 | |||
2 | $8,778.13 | 8778.125 | |||
3 | $6,925.63 | 6925.625 | |||
4 | $6,463.13 | 3750 | 10213.125 | ||
NPV | $1,781.97 |
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