1- | Senario analysis | it is used to analyse the sensitivity of the project under different scenarios like optimist, realistic and most perssimist situation | ||
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Accounting break even point in sales | 22940 | |||
contribution margin per unit = selling price -variable cost | 19-6 | 13 | ||
Break even point in units = fixed cost/contribution margin per unit | 22940 =( fixed cost+depreciation)/contribution margin per unit | fixed cost+67000 = 22940*13 | Fixed cost = (22940*13)-67000 | 231220 |
Fixed cost | Fixed cost = (22940*13)-67000 | |||
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Units to be sold under best scenario | Units to be sold in normal course*(1+growth rate) | 8700*1.05 | 9135 | |
selling price in best case senario | selling price in normal course*(1+growth rate) | 69*1.02 | 70.38 | |
variable cost in best scenario | variable cost in normal scenario*(1+growth rate) growth rate = -3% | 12*0.97 | 11.64 | |
fixed cost in best case scenario | fixed cost in normal scenario*(1+growth rate) = growth rate =-2% | 280000*0.98 | 274400 | |
Sales in best case scenario = units to be sold*selling price | 9135*70.38 | 642921.3 | ||
variable cost = units to be sold*variable cost per unit | 106331.4 | |||
fixed cost in best scenario | 274400 | |||
Annual depreciation | 68000 | |||
operating profit | 194189.9 | |||
less tax-41% = 194189.9*41% | 79617.86 | |||
after tax profit | 114572 | |||
add depreciation | 68000 | |||
net operating cash flow | 182572 |
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