We observe that Internal rate of return, i*, is higher than MARR (17%) in both cases.
Initial Cost is lower in case of vendor 1, we take it as base case.
We carry out incremental internal rate of return analysis to judge if it is advisable to spend extra amount on vendor 2.
Initial Cost in case of vendor 1=-$25,000,000
Net revenue per year in case of vendor 1=(12,000,000-4,000,000)=$8,000,000
Initial Cost in case of vendor 2=-$30,000,000
Net revenue per year in case of vendor 1=(14,000,000-4,500,000)=$9,500,000
Incremental initial cost in case of vendor 2=-30000000-25000000=-$5000000
Incremental net revenue in case of vendor 2=9500000-8000000=$1500000
I shall use MS Excel to determine incremental IRR.
Cash Flows | |||
Year | Vendor 1, CF1 | Vendor 2, CF2 | Incremental CF=CF2-CF1 |
0 | -25000000 | -30000000 | -5000000 |
1 | 8000000 | 9500000 | 1500000 |
2 | 8000000 | 9500000 | 1500000 |
3 | 8000000 | 9500000 | 1500000 |
4 | 8000000 | 9500000 | 1500000 |
5 | 8000000 | 9500000 | 1500000 |
IRR | 15.24% |
I am enclosing screenshot of MS Exec to get the idea how formula is being used.
We find that incremental IRR is lower than MARR (i.e. 17%). So, it is not worth to invest extra budget on Vendor 2 proposal.
So,
Proposal of Vendor 1 should be selected.
13. Apple is developing a future iPhone version, the iPhone H, which will produce holograms for Facetime messaging and other social media. Two vendors have provided proposals for the technology p...