a) | Net Present Value - Project | ||||
Discount Rate | 10% | ||||
Year | Particular | Cashflow | Discounting Factor @6% | Discounted Cash Flow | |
a | b | c | d | e=d*c | |
0 | Exhibition Cost | $ -1,52,835 | 1.000 | $ -1,52,835.00 | |
1 | Annual Cash Inflows | $ 26,000 | 0.909 | $ 23,636.36 | |
2 | Annual Cash Inflows | $ 26,000 | 0.826 | $ 21,487.60 | |
3 | Annual Cash Inflows | $ 26,000 | 0.751 | $ 19,534.18 | |
4 | Annual Cash Inflows | $ 26,000 | 0.683 | $ 17,758.35 | |
5 | Annual Cash Inflows | $ 26,000 | 0.621 | $ 16,143.95 | |
6 | Annual Cash Inflows | $ 26,000 | 0.564 | $ 14,676.32 | |
6 | Sale Value | $ 63,100 | 0.564 | $ 35,618.30 | |
NPV | $ -3,979.92 | ||||
Therefore Net Present Value Of Project | $ -3,980 | ||||
b) | The Project is NOT ACCEPTABLE | ||||
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