There are three projects listed below. The firm’s required rate of return is 13%. Please show work.
Year |
Project AB |
Project LM |
Project UV |
0 |
$ (90,000) |
$ (100,000) |
$ (96,500) |
1 |
39,000 |
0 |
(55,000) |
2 |
39,000 |
0 |
100,000 |
3 |
39,000 |
147,500 |
100,000 |
a) Compute net present value and internal rate of return of each project
Project |
AB |
LM |
UV |
NPV |
|||
IRR |
b) If three projects are mutually exclusive, which one should be chosen?
c) What is the discount rate when NPVAB equals NPVUV (i.e., crossover rate)?
ΔCF0= ΔCF1= ΔCF2= ΔCF3=
IRR=
d) Compute the traditional payback period for each project.
e) Please follow the steps below to compute modified IRR (MIRR) of Project UV.
1) PV of cash outflows:
2) FV of cash inflows:
3) MIRR:
NPV is given by:
Answer a)
Project AB
NPV = [ 39000 / (1 + 13%)^1 ] + [ 39000 / (1 + 13%)^2 ] + [ 39000 / (1 + 13%)^3 ] - Initial Investment
NPV = 34513.27 + 30542.72 + 27028.96 - 90000
NPV = $2084.95
Also
for IRR = r
NPV = 0 = [ 39000 / (1 + r%)^1 ] + [ 39000 / (1 + r%)^2 ] + [ 39000 / (1 + r%)^3 ] - Initial Investment
[ 39000 / (1 + r%)^1 ] + [ 39000 / (1 + r%)^2 ] + [ 39000 / (1 + r%)^3 ] - 90000 = 0
Hence,
r = 14.36%
Project LM
NPV = [ 147500 / (1 + 13%)^3 ] - Initial Investment
NPV = 102224.90 - 100000
NPV = $ 2224.90
Also
for IRR = r
NPV = 0 = [ 147500 / (1 + r%)^3 ]- Initial Investment
[ 147500 / (1 + r%)^3 ] - 100000 = 0
Hence,
r = 13.83%
Project UV
NPV = [ -55000 / (1 + 13%)^1 ] + [ 100000 / (1 + 13%)^2 ] + [ 100000 / (1 + 13%)^3 ] - Initial Investment
NPV = -48672.57 + 78314.67 + 69305.02 - 96500
NPV = $2447.12
Also
for IRR = r
NPV = 0 = [ -55000 / (1 + r%)^1 ] + [ 100000 / (1 + r%)^2 ] + [ 100000 / (1 + r%)^3 ] - Initial Investment
[ -55000 / (1 + r%)^1 ] + [ 100000 / (1 + r%)^2 ] + [ 100000 / (1 + r%)^3 ] - 96500 = 0
Hence,
r = 13.89%
Project | AB | LM | UV |
NPV | 2084.95 | 2224.9 | 2447.12 |
IRR | 14.36% | 13.83% | 13.89% |
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Answer b)
If mutually exclusive, choose Project UV
because,
NPV is highest for Project UV and also IRR > WACC and highest
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Answer c)
Step 1: Find difference in cashflows
Step 2: FInd IRR
Year | AB | UV | AB-UV | |
0 | -$90,000 | -$96,500 | 6500 (-90000 - (-96500)) | |
1 | $39,000 | -$55,000 | 94000 (39000 - (- 55000)) | |
2 | $39,000 | $1,00,000 | -61000 | |
3 | $39,000 | $1,00,000 | -61000 |
Hence now find IRR
for IRR = r
NPV = 0 = [ 94000 / (1 + r%)^1 ] + [ -61000 / (1 + r%)^2 ] + [ -61000 / (1 + r%)^3 ] - Initial Investment
Hence,
r = 13.30% [Cross Over Rate]
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Answer d)
Find cumulative cashflows
Project AB | ||
Initial Investment | 90,000 | |
year | Cashflow | Cumulative Cashflow |
1 | 39,000 | 39,000 |
2 | 39,000 | 78,000 (39000 + 39000) |
3 | 39,000 | 1,17,000 (78000 + 39000) |
In year 2, we got back $ 78000 of the invested amount $ 90000
Remaining (98000 - 78000) = $ 12000 needs to be earned in year 3
In year 3 we are earning 39000
Hence to earn $ 12000, time required = 12000 / 39000 = 0.31
Hence, payback period = Year 2 + 0.31 (Year 3) = 2.31 Years
Project LM | ||
Initial Investment | 1,00,000 | |
year | Cashflow | Cumulative Cashflow |
1 | - | |
2 | - | |
3 | 1,47,500 | 1,47,500 |
In year 3 we are earning 147500
Hence to earn $ 100000, time required = 100000 / 147500 = 0.68
Hence, payback period = Year 2 + 0.68 (Year 3) = 2.68 Years
Project UV | ||
Initial Investment | 96,500 | |
year | Cashflow | Cumulative Cashflow |
1 | -55,000 | -55,000 |
2 | 1,00,000 | 45,000 (-55000 + 100000) |
3 | 1,00,000 | 1,45,000 (45000 + 100000) |
In year 2, we got back $ 45000 of the invested amount $ 96500
Remaining (96500 - 45000) = $ 51500 needs to be earned in year 3
In year 3 we are earning 100000
Hence to earn $ 51500, time required = 51500 / 100000 = 0.52
Hence, payback period = Year 2 + 0.52 (Year 3) = 2.52 Years
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