A project costs $1,400,000, has a four year life, and no re-sale value at the end of the project. Depreciation is straight-line to zero. The opportunity cost of capital is 9% and the tax rate is 34%. Sales are projected at 110 units per year. The price per unit is expected to be $30,000, variable costs are projected at $20,500 per unit, and fixed costs will be $515,000 per year. Cash flows from operations are received annually beginning in one year.
(a) What is the NPV?
(b) Conduct a sensitivity analysis with respect to selling price projections (only)
assuming a pessimistic case and an optimistic case corresponding to plus/minus 10% of the base-case. Assume this project is part of an otherwise profitable corporation that pays corporate tax.
(c) What are the accounting and economic break-even level of sales using expected values?
Intially explained all the data in the question.
Calculating Annual Cash Flows
Discounting the annual cash flows to the present value for calculation of NPV.
Calculating NPV. Answer is $118771.
Calculating NPV of pessimistic and optimistic change in selling price by 10% on base case price side by side in a tabular format.
Calculating Breakeven Sales by accounting perspective where answer is 91 units.
And in calculation of economic breakeven we do back calculation by taking NPV as $0. Answer is 68 units.
Total Variable Cost (VC) = 20500 * 110 = $ 2255000
% change in NPV are -733.2% and 594.09%
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