Assume the following values:
One-time transaction for a sale of $250,000
COGS associated with the sale $100,000
Operating cycle =60 days
DPO= 15 days
Discount Rate = 8%
What is the NPV associated with the transaction?
The NPV associated with the transaction is computed as shown below:
= - COGS / [ 1 + ( discount rate / 365) x 15 ]
= - $ 100,000 / [ 1 + ( 0.08 / 365 ) x 15 ]
= - $ 99,672.31021 Approximately
= Sale / [ 1 + ( discount rate / 365 ) x 60 ]
= $ 250,000 / [ 1 + ( 0.08 / 365 ) x 60 ]
= $ 246,755.00 Approximately
So the NPV will be:
= $ 246,755.00 - $ 99,672.31
= $ 147,082.69
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