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Profitability Analysis (Reference: Peters, Timmerhaus, West in Plant Design and Economics for Chemical Engineers 5th Ed.)...

Profitability Analysis
(Reference: Peters, Timmerhaus, West in Plant Design and Economics for Chemical Engineers 5th Ed.)

Problem 8 – 8

In the design of a chemical plant, the following expenditures and revenues are estimated after the plant has achieved its desired production rate:

  • Total Capital Investment $ 10, 000, 000
  • Working Capital $ 1, 000, 000
  • Annual Sales $ 8, 000, 000 / yr.
  • Annual Expenditures $ 2, 000, 000 / yr.

Assuming straight-line depreciation over a 10 – year project analysis period and with MACRS depreciation for 8 – yr. class life.

Develop a spreadsheet (similar to that in the Cost and Evaluation template) and calculate over an estimated life of 10 years. determine

  1. The return on the investment after taxes
  2. The payback period

pg. 354 (Peters, Timmerhaus, West in Plant Design and Economics for Chemical Engineers 5th Ed.)

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A B C D=A+B+C E=D*27.5% G F=D-E-C+G Cost of Asset    1,00,00,000
Year Cash from Revenue in ($) Cash Outflow (in $) Depreciation Taxable Income Tax @27.5% Working Capital After tax CF Year Rate Depreciation
Year 0        -1,00,00,000           -10,00,000    -1,10,00,000 Year 1 14.29%        14,29,000
Year 1               80,00,000            -20,00,000       -14,29,000         45,71,000       12,57,025         47,42,975 Year 2 24.49%        24,49,000
Year 2               80,00,000            -20,00,000       -24,49,000         35,51,000         9,76,525         50,23,475 Year 3 17.49%        17,49,000
Year 3               80,00,000            -20,00,000       -17,49,000         42,51,000       11,69,025         48,30,975 Year 4 12.49%        12,49,000
Year 4               80,00,000            -20,00,000       -12,49,000         47,51,000       13,06,525         46,93,475 Year 5 8.93%          8,93,000
Year 5               80,00,000            -20,00,000         -8,93,000         51,07,000       14,04,425         45,95,575 Year 6 8.92%          8,92,000
Year 6               80,00,000            -20,00,000         -8,92,000         51,08,000       14,04,700         45,95,300 Year 7 8.93%          8,93,000
Year 7               80,00,000            -20,00,000         -8,93,000         51,07,000       14,04,425         45,95,575 Year 8 4.46%          4,46,000
Year 8               80,00,000            -20,00,000         -4,46,000         55,54,000       15,27,350         44,72,650
Year 9               80,00,000            -20,00,000         60,00,000       16,50,000         43,50,000
Year 10               80,00,000            -20,00,000         60,00,000       16,50,000             10,00,000         53,50,000
Total returns     4,72,50,000 Sum of F from year 1 to 10
Payback period                  2.26 (2+[11000000-4742975-5023475]/4830975

Note: Tax rate is not given, hence assumed 27.5% for calculation purposes.

Payback period is the time period till which investment is recovered, therefore investment is recovered till 2.26 years.

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