You are considering creating a new product line in warehouse space that originally cost you $48,997 9 years ago.
The required machinery would cost $9,515, should last
13 years, after which could be scrapped for $852.
Net working capital would need to immediately increase by $3,687,
but could return to normal levels after 13 years.
Annual sales and operating costs are expected to be $9,189 and
$1,999, respectively.
9% of customers are expected to switch over from your existing
product lines.
Your firm's cost of capital (WACC) is 9% and effective corporate
tax rate is 37%.
Your firm uses straight line depreciation as its depreciation
method.
What is this project's net present value (NPV)? Enter
your answer in decimal format to two decimal places (e.g.,
$1,538.72 would be entered as 1538.72).
You are considering creating a new product line in warehouse space that originally cost you $48,997 9 years ago. The required machinery would cost $9,515, should last 13 years, after which could be...
You are considering creating a new product line in warehouse space that originally cost you $48,997 9 years ago. The required machinery would cost $9,515, should last 13 years, after which could be scrapped for $852. Net working capital would need to immediately increase by $3,687, but could return to normal levels after 13 years. Annual sales and operating costs are expected to be $9,189 and $1,999, respectively. 9% of customers are expected to switch over from your existing product...
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