7. XYZ Co. is evaluating whether to invest in a project with the following information: (8 points total)
Project cost = $950,000
Project life = five years
Projected number of units sold per year = 10,000
Projected price per unit = $200
Projected variable cost per unit = 150
Fixed costs per year = $150,000
Required rate of return = 15%
Marginal tax rate = 35%
Assume straight-line depreciation to zero over five years, and ignore the half-year rule for accounting for depreciation.
a. Calculate the cash break-even sales quantity for this project. (1 mark)
b. Calculate the accounting break-even sales quantity for this project. (1 mark)
c. Calculate the financial break-even sales quantity for this project. (3 marks)
d. Calculate the Degree of Operating Leverage (DOL) at the cash break-even, accounting break-even, and financial break-even sales quantities. (3 marks)
a.Cash break-even sales quantity for this project = 3000 units
b. Accounting break-even sales quantity for this project = 6800 units
c. Financial break-even sales quantity for this project = 9674 units
d. DOL = 1+ 150,000 / 283399.7748 =1.529
Workings:
Depreciation per year | 190000 | [950000/5] |
Fixed costs | 150,000 | |
340,000 | ||
Projected price per unit | 200 | |
Projected variable cost per unit | 150 | |
Projected contribution per unit | 50 | |
Cash break-even sales quantity for this project | 3000 | [150,000/50] |
Accounting break-even sales quantity for this project | 6800 | [340,000/50] |
OCF | 283399.7748 | [950,000/3.352155] |
Depreciation after tax | 66500 | [190000*35%] |
Net costs | 216899.7748 | |
Post tax costs | 333691.9613 | [216899.7748/(1-0.35)] |
Add: Fixed costs | 150,000 | |
483,692 | ||
Financial break even | 9674 | [483692/50] |
Year | PV factor @15% |
1 | 0.869565217 |
2 | 0.756143667 |
3 | 0.657516232 |
4 | 0.571753246 |
5 | 0.497176735 |
3.352155098 |
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