Calculation of Net Present Value of new production equipment is shown as follows:-
Net Present value of new production equipment will be equal to sum of present value of annual cost savings and present value of salvage value minus cost of new production equipment.
Cost of new production equipment = $420,000
Salvage Value of New equipment at the end of five years = $30,000
Relevant present value factor (PVF) for discounting of salvage value = PVF(12%,5 yrs) (From Table 6.4)
= 0.5674
Present Value (PV) of Salvage Value = Salvage Value*Relevant PVF
= $30,000*0.5674 = $17,022
Production Cost Savings per month = $10,000
Annual Production cost savings = $10,000*12 months per year = $120,000
Relevant Present Value Annuity Factor (PVAF) for discounting of annual cost savings = PVAF(12%, 5 yrs)
= 3.6048 (From Table 6.5)
Present Value of Annual cost savings = Annual Cost Savings*PVAF(12%, 5 yrs)
= $120,000*3.6048 = $432,576
Net Present Value = (PV of Salvage Value+PV of Annual Cost Savings) - Cost of New Equipment
= $17,022 + $432,576 - $420,000 = $29,598
Therefore the net present value of the new production equipment is $29,598.
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of $40,000. Lakeside’s cost of capital is 10%. Table 6-4 and Table
6-5. (Use appropriate factor(s) from the
tables provided. Round the PV factors to 4
decimals.)
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