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TapsiCo is a manufacturer of soft drinks. TapsiCo owns a land in Georgia that can be...

TapsiCo is a manufacturer of soft drinks. TapsiCo owns a land in Georgia that can be used for building a Distribution Center (DC). The company has estimated that it will cost $1M to build a high technology DC, which will lead to cost savings of 170 thousand dollars per year.

The company is planning to use the DC for only 3 years and sell it at book value at the end of the third year. The DC has a life-time of 5 years after which its salvage value is $500,000. The company is using a straight-line method for calculating the depreciation.

Assume a tax rate of 20% and a discount rate of 5%. Ignore inflation.

The company wants to conduct a financial analysis of the investment and decide if it should build the DC. Answer the questions below.

Part 1) If TapsiCo decides to build the DC, what would be the projected EBITDA (in thousands of dollars) associated with the investment at the end of year 1? _______________________

part 2)

If TapsiCo decides to build the DC, what would be the projected NOPAT (in thousands of dollars) associated with the investment at the end of year 3? __________________

Part 3)

If TapsiCo decides to build the DC, what would be the projected Free Cash Flow (CFC) in thousands of dollars in each time period asked below? Assume there is no change in the working capital as a result of building the DC.

In the beginning of year 1? ___________________

At the end of year 1? ___________________

At the end of year 2? __________________

At the end of year 3? __________________

Part 4)

If TapsiCo decides to build the DC, what would be the Net Present Value (NPV) in thousands of dollars of the investment? __________________

Part 5)

TapsiCo has the option of not building the DC and instead selling the land in the beggining of the first year. The land will sell for $450,000. With this information should the company build the DC or sell the land? Choose one of the option: 'Build the DC' or "Sell the land"

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Expert Solution

.($000)
Part1) EBITDA at the end of year 1 $170
Part2) NOPAT at the end of year 3:
EBITDA at the end of year 3 $170
Cost of asset $1,000
Salvage Value $500
Useful Life in years=5
Depreciation expense in year3 $100 (1000-500)/5
EBIT $70 (170-100)
NOPAT=EBIT*(1-Tax rate) $56 70*(1-0.2)
CASH FLOW
NOPAT in each year $56
Add : Depreciation (Non cash expense) $100
Operating Cash Flow $156
Accumulated depreciation at end of year 3 $300 (100*3)
BookValue at end of Year 3=(1000-300) $700
Salvage cash flow in year 3 $700
Cash flow at end of year 3=156+700 $856
Free Cash Flow
At the beginning of year1 ($1,000)
At the end of year1 $156
At the end of year2 $156
At the end of year3 $856
N FCF PV=FCF/(1.05^N)
End of Year Free Cash flow Present valueat 5% discount
0 ($1,000) ($1,000)
1 $156 $148.571
2 $156 $141.497
3 $856 $739.445
TOTAL $29.513
Net Present Value (in $000) $29.513
Opportunity Cost of using the land ($450)
SELL the LAND will give higher cash flow
Hence, ANSWER;
SELL the LAND

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