A company is considering producing long telephoto zoom lens, iLongLens, attachment for the iPhone 5. The initial investment for this project will be $3 million. This amount is for depreciable equipment, which will be depreciated over 5 years using the straight-line method to zero book value. The iLongLens is expected to generate Earnings before Depreciation and Taxes of $1.5 million per year for 6 years. At the end of the sixth year the equipment will be scrapped for $300,000. The company’s tax rate is 40% and the appropriate discount rate for this project is 15%.
operating cash flow (OCF) each year = income after tax + depreciation
after-tax salvage value = salvage value - tax on profit on sale of equipment (the book value is zero, hence the entire salvage value is taxed at 40%)
NPV and IRR are calculated using NPV and IRR functions in Excel
Payback period is the time taken for the cumulative cash flows to equal zero
Payback period = 2 + (cash flow required in year for cumulative cash flows to equal zero / year 3 cash flow) = 2 + ( $720,000 / $1,140,000) = 2.63 years
NPV is $821,457
IRR is 30.00%
A company is considering producing long telephoto zoom lens, iLongLens, attachment for the iPhone 5. The...
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