NPV of Project U=-30000000+6000000*(1-40%)/1.12+6300000*(1-40%)/1.12*1/(12%-(-6%))=-8035714.286
NPV of Project V=-50000000+10000000*(1-40%)/10%=10000000
NPV of Project W=-70000000+15000000*(1-40%)/1.14*(1-(1.1/1.14)^10)/(1-(1.1/1.14))=-2420343.722
NPV of Project X=-60000000+5000000/1.08*(1-1/1.08^10)/(1-1/1.08)+10000000/1.08^11*(1-1/1.08^15)/(1-1/1.08)=13197354.89
We accept only positive NPV projects hence accept Project V and
Project X
Total investment=50000000+60000000=110000000
Equity required=110000000*3/4=82500000
Internally generated cash flows remaining after investing in projects=118000000-82500000=35500000
Dividend Paid=35500000
Dividend Payout %=35500000/118000000=30.0847%
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