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Year | New mach Cash flow | OLD mach cash flow | Incremental cashflow | ||||||||||
Revenue | exp( excl dep) | Depreciation | Operating margin | Operating margin after tax | Operating Cashflow | Revenue | exp( excl dep) | Depreciation | Operating margin | Operating margin after tax | Operating Cashflow | ||
Year 1 | 39300 | 31900 | 2160 | 5240 | 3144 | 5304 | 34800 | 25600 | 0 | 9200 | 5520 | 5520 | -216 |
Year 2 | 40300 | 31900 | 3456 | 4944 | 2966.4 | 6422.4 | 34800 | 25600 | 0 | 9200 | 5520 | 5520 | 902.4 |
Year 3 | 41300 | 31900 | 2052 | 7348 | 4408.8 | 6460.8 | 34800 | 25600 | 0 | 9200 | 5520 | 5520 | 940.8 |
Year 4 | 42300 | 31900 | 1296 | 9104 | 5462.4 | 6758.4 | 34800 | 25600 | 0 | 9200 | 5520 | 5520 | 1238.4 |
Year 5 | 43300 | 31900 | 1296 | 10104 | 6062.4 | 7358.4 | 34800 | 25600 | 0 | 9200 | 5520 | 5520 | 1838.4 |
Year 6 | 0 | 0 | 540 | -540 | -324 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Operating cash flows associated with new lathe | |||
Revenue | 39300 | ||
exp (excl dep) | 31900 | ||
Profit before dep and tax | 7400 | ||
Dep | 2160 | ||
NP before taxes | 5240 | ||
Taxes | 2096 | ||
NP after tax | 3144 | ||
Operating Cash flows | 5304 |
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