Please answer all of the 4 requirements.
1 | Computation of average annual net inflow from expansion:- | ||||
Gross Inflow | 44,27,871 | (119 X 157 X 237) | |||
Less: Variable Cost | -25,03,522 | (119 X 157 X 134) | |||
Annual Net Inflow | 19,24,349 | ||||
Net inflow for 10 Years | 1,92,43,490 | ||||
Total net inflow for 10 Years | 1,92,43,490 | ||||
Average annual net inflow | 19,24,349 | ||||
2 | Computation of average annual Operating Income from expansion:- | ||||
Gross Inflow | 44,27,871 | ||||
Less: Variable Cost | -25,03,522 | ||||
Less: Depreciation ( 8,500,000-500,000)/10 | -8,00,000 | ||||
Annual Operating Income | 11,24,349 | ||||
Operating Income for 10 Years | 1,12,43,490 | ||||
Average annual operating income | 11,24,349 | ||||
3 | Computation of payback period | ||||
= Initial Investment/ annual net inflow | |||||
= 85,00,000 / 19,24,349 | |||||
= 4.41 years | |||||
4 | Computation of ARR:- | ||||
= Average annual operating Income | X 100 | ||||
Initial Investment | |||||
= 11,24,349 X 100 | |||||
85,00,000 | |||||
=13.23% | |||||
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