Based on IRR decision rule, Project B should be selected as it has higher IRR than Project A.
Year (n) |
Project A Cash Flow (CA) |
Project B Cash Flow (CB) |
Incremental Cash Flow (CB - CA) |
0 |
($4,500) |
($9,500) |
($5000) |
1 |
$2,000 |
$8,000 |
$6,000 |
2 |
$3,500 |
$8,000 |
$4,500 |
3 |
$3,500 |
- |
-$3,500 |
IRR |
39.84% |
43.07% |
Computation of IRR of incremental investment using trial and error method:
Let’s compute NPV of incremental investment at discount rate of 48 %
Year (n) |
Incremental Cash Flow (CB - CA) |
Computation of PV Factor |
PV Factor @ 48 % (F) |
PV (CB - CA) x F |
0 |
($5,000) |
1/ (1+0.48)0 |
1 |
($5,000.00) |
1 |
$6,000 |
1/ (1+0.48)1 |
0.675675675675676 |
$4,054.05 |
2 |
$4,500 |
1/ (1+0.48)2 |
0.456537618699781 |
$2,054.42 |
3 |
($3,500) |
1/ (1+0.48)3 |
0.308471363986338 |
($1,079.65) |
NPV1 |
$28.82 |
As NPV is positive, let’s compute NPV using discount rate of 49 %
Year (n) |
Incremental Cash Flow (CB - CA) |
Computation of PV Factor |
PV Factor @ 49 % (F) |
PV (CB - CA) x F |
0 |
($5,000) |
1/ (1+0.49)0 |
1 |
($5,000.00) |
1 |
$6,000 |
1/ (1+0.49)1 |
0.671140939597315 |
$4,026.85 |
2 |
$4,500 |
1/ (1+0.49)2 |
0.450430160803567 |
$2,026.94 |
3 |
($3,500) |
1/ (1+0.49)3 |
0.302302121344676 |
($1,058.06) |
NPV2 |
($4.28) |
IRR = R1 + [NPV1 x (R2 -R1) %/ (NPV1 – NPV2)
= 48 % + [$ 28.82 x (48 % - 47 %)/ [$ 28.82 – (-$ 4.28)]
= 48 % + ($ 28.82 x 0.01)/ ($ 28.82 + $ 4.28)
= 48 % + ($ 0.2882 / $ 33.10)
= 48 % + 0.008706948640
= 48 % + 0.8706948640 %
= 48.9 %
The rate of return on incremental investment is 48.9 %
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