Please calculate on paper, and explain how should I calculate PI?
Profitability index = Present value of cash inflows / Investment cost
Figures are in millions.
Present value (P. V.) of cash inflow = Annual cash flow * ((1 - (1/(1+i)^n)) / i)
i) Project A :
i (Discount rate) = 10% or 0.10
n (years) = 5
P. V. Of cash inflow = $1*((1 - (1/(1+0.10)^5))/0.10)
P. V. Of cash inflow = $1 * ((1 - 0.6209)/0.10)
P. V. Of cash inflow = $1 * 3.791
P. V. Of cash inflow = $3.791
Initital investment = $3
Profitability index = P. V. Of cash inflows / Initial investments
Profitability index = $3.791 / $3
Profitability index = 1.26
ii) Project B : Initial investments = $4,
Annual cash inflow = $1
i = 12% or 0.12, n = 8
Using the P. V. formula,
P. V of cash inflows =$1*((1 - (1/(1+0.12)^8))/0.12)
P. V. Of cash inflows = $1 * ((1 - 0.4039)/0.12)
P. V. Of cash inflows = $1 * 4.9675
P. V. Of cash inflows = $4.9675
Profitability index = P. V. Of cash inflows / Initial investments
Profitability index = $4.9675 / $4
Profitability index = 1.24
iii) Project C : Initial investments = $5
Annual cash inflows = $2
i = 8% or 0.08, n = 4
P. V. Of cash inflows=$2*((1 - (1/(1+0.08)^4))/0.08)
P. V. Of cash inflows = $2 * ((1 - 0.7650)/0.08)
P. V. Of cash inflows = $2 * 2.9375
P. V. Of cash inflows = $5.875
Profitability index = P. V. Of cash inflows / Initital investments
Profitability index = $5.875 / $5
Profitability index = 1.18
iv) Project D : Initial investments = $3
Annual cash inflows = $1.5
i = 8% or 0.08, n = 3
P. V. Of cash inflows = $1.5 * ((1 - (1/(1+0.08)^3))/0.08)
P. V. Of cash inflows = $1.5 * ((1 - 0.7938)/0.08)
P. V. Of cash inflows = $1.5 * 2.5775
P. V. Of cash inflows = $3.8663
Profitability index = P. V. Of cash inflows / Initial investments
Profitability index = $3.8663 / $3
Profitability index = 1.29
v) Project E : Initital investments = $3,
Annual cash inflows = $1,
i = 12% or 0.12, n = 6
P. V. Of cash inflows = $1 * ((1 - (1/(1+0.12)^6))/0.12)
P. V. Of cash inflows = $1 * ((1 - 0.5066)/0.12)
P. V. Of cash inflows = $1 * 4.11
P. V. Of cash inflows = $4.11
Profitability index = P. V. Of cash inflows / Initital investments
Profitability index = $4.11 / $3
Profitability index = 1.37
As per profitability index, if it's greater than 1 then it generates values to the project & if it's less than 1 then it destroys the value of the project.
So, greater value is to be choosen rather lower value of profitability index.
Project E, Project D are having greater profitability index of 1.37 & 1.29 respectively than others & hence this project to be choosen.
This 2 projects are having investments of $6 million ($3 million each) & budget is $8 million which is under the budget limit.
Another project is not be choosen, as this will increase the investment costs above budget of $8 million. Hence project E & D is to be selected.
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