Question

In: Accounting

RET Inc. currently has one product, low-priced stoves. RET Inc. has decided to sell a new line of medium-priced stoves. Sales revenues for the new line of stoves are estimated at $50 million a year.

RET Inc. currently has one product, low-priced stoves. RET Inc. has decided to sell a new line of medium-priced stoves. Sales revenues for the new line of stoves are estimated at $50 million a year. Variable costs are 60% of sales. The project is expected to last 10 years. Also, non-variable costs are $10,000,000 per year. The company has spent $4,000,000 in research and a marketing study that determined the company will lose (cannibalization) $10 million in sales a year of its existing low-priced stoves. The production variable cost of the existing low-priced stoves is $8 million a year.

The plant and equipment required for producing the new line of stoves costs $30,000,000 and will be depreciated down to zero over 30 years using straight-line depreciation. It is expected that the plant and equipment can be sold (salvage value) for $12,000,000 at the end of 10 years. The new stoves will also require today an increase in net working capital of $5,000,000 that will be returned at the end of the project.

The tax rate is 20 percent and the cost of capital is 10%.

1. What is the initial outlay (IO) for this project?

2. What is the annual Earnings before Interests, and Taxes (EBIT) for this project?                                    

3. What is the annual net operating profits after taxes (NOPAT) for this project?

4. What is the annual incremental net cash flow (operating cash flow: OCF) for this project?

5. What is the remaining book value for the plant at equipment at the end of the project?

6. What is the cash flow due to tax on salvage value for this project? Enter a negative # if it is a tax gain (remember in millions and 2 decimals). For example, if your answer is a tax on capital gains of $3,004.80 then enter   -0.03 ; if your answer is a tax shelter from a capital loss of $100,000.20 then enter 0.10  

7. What is the project's cash flow for year 10 for this project?

8. What is the Net Present Value (NPV) for this project?

Solutions

Expert Solution

Tax rate 20%
Calculation of annual depreciation
Depreciation Year-1
Cost $                30
Dep Rate (1/30=3.33%) 3.33%
Depreciation Cost * Dep rate $             1.00
Calculation of after-tax salvage value
Cost of machine $          30.00
Depreciation 1*10 $          10.00
WDV Cost less accumulated depreciation $          20.00
Sale price $          12.00
Profit/(Loss) Sale price less WDV $           (8.00)
Tax Profit/(Loss)*tax rate $           (1.60)
Sale price after-tax Sale price less tax $          13.60
Calculation of annual operating cash flow
Year-1-10
Sale $           50.00
Less: Variable cost-60% $           30.00
Contribution $           20.00
Less: Non-variable cost $           10.00
Less: contribution (10-8) $             2.00
Less: Depreciation $             1.00
Profit before tax (PBT) $             7.00
Tax@20% PBT*Tax rate $             1.40
Profit After Tax (PAT) PBT - Tax $             5.60
Add Depreciation PAT + Dep $             1.00
Cash Profit after-tax $             6.60
Calculation of NPV
10.00%
Year Capital Working capital Operating cash Annual Cash flow PV factor, 1/(1+r)^time Present values
0 $         (30.00) $           (5.00) $         (35.00)            1.0000 $         (35.00)
1 $             6.60 $             6.60            0.9091 $             6.00
2 $             6.60 $             6.60            0.8264 $             5.45
3 $             6.60 $             6.60            0.7513 $             4.96
4 $             6.60 $             6.60            0.6830 $             4.51
5 $             6.60 $             6.60            0.6209 $             4.10
6 $             6.60 $             6.60            0.5645 $             3.73
7 $             6.60 $             6.60            0.5132 $             3.39
8 $             6.60 $             6.60            0.4665 $             3.08
9 $             6.60 $             6.60            0.4241 $             2.80
10 $           13.60 $            5.00 $             6.60 $           25.20            0.3855 $             9.72
Net Present Value $           12.73

Related Solutions

RET Inc. currently has one product, low-priced stoves. RET Inc. has decided to sell a new line of medium-priced stoves. Sales revenues for the new line of stoves are estimated at $20 million a year.
  RET Inc. currently has one product, low-priced stoves. RET Inc. has decided to sell a new line of medium-priced stoves. Sales revenues for the new line of stoves are estimated at $20 million a year. Variable costs are 80% of sales. The project is expected to last 10 years. Also, non-variable costs are $2,000,000 per year. The company has spent $3,000,000 in research and a marketing study that determined the company will lose (cannibalization) $4 million in sales a...
RET Inc. currently has one product, low-priced stoves. RET Inc. has decided to sell a new line of medium-priced stoves. Sales revenues for the new line of stoves are estimated at $30 million a year.
RET Inc. currently has one product, low-priced stoves. RET Inc. has decided to sell a new line of medium-priced stoves. Sales revenues for the new line of stoves are estimated at $30 million a year. Variable costs are 75% of sales. The project is expected to last 10 years. Also, non-variable costs are $4,000,000 per year. The company has spent $1,000,000 in research and a marketing study that determined the company will lose (cannibalization) $10 million in sales a year...
RET Inc. currently has one product, low-priced stoves. RET Inc. has decided to sell a new...
RET Inc. currently has one product, low-priced stoves. RET Inc. has decided to sell a new line of medium-priced stoves. Sales revenues for the new line of stoves are estimated at $20 million a year. Variable costs are 80% of sales. The project is expected to last 10 years. Also, non-variable costs are $2,000,000 per year. The company has spent $3,000,000 in research and a marketing study that determined the company will lose (cannibalization) $4 million in sales a year...
RET Inc. currently has one product, low-priced stoves. RET Inc. has decided to sell a new...
RET Inc. currently has one product, low-priced stoves. RET Inc. has decided to sell a new line of medium-priced stoves. Sales revenues for the new line of stoves are estimated at $50 million a year. Variable costs are 60% of sales. The project is expected to last 10 years. Also, non-variable costs are $10,000,000 per year. The company has spent $4,000,000 in research and a marketing study that determined the company will lose (cannibalization) $10 million in sales a year...
RET Inc. currently has one product, low-priced stoves. RET Inc. has decided to sell a new...
RET Inc. currently has one product, low-priced stoves. RET Inc. has decided to sell a new line of medium-priced stoves. Sales revenues for the new line of stoves are estimated at $30 million a year. Variable costs are 75% of sales. The project is expected to last 10 years. Also, non-variable costs are $4,000,000 per year. The company has spent $1,000,000 in research and a marketing study that determined the company will lose (cannibalization) $10 million in sales a year...
RET Inc. currently has one product, low-priced stoves. RET Inc. has decided to sell a new...
RET Inc. currently has one product, low-priced stoves. RET Inc. has decided to sell a new line of medium-priced stoves. Sales revenues for the new line of stoves are estimated at $30 million a year. Variable costs are 75% of sales. The project is expected to last 10 years. Also, non-variable costs are $4,000,000 per year. The company has spent $1,000,000 in research and a marketing study that determined the company will lose (cannibalization) $10 million in sales a year...
Rex inc currently has one product, low-priced stoves. Rex Inc has decied to sell a new...
Rex inc currently has one product, low-priced stoves. Rex Inc has decied to sell a new line of medium-priced stoves. Sales for the new line of stoves are estimated at 6 million a year. Variable costs are 70% of sales.The project is expected to last 10 years. In addition to the production variable costs, the fixed costs each year will be 1,000,000. The company has spent $1,000,000 in research and a marketing study that determined the company will lose 800,000...
RET Inc. currently has two products, low and high priced stoves. REX Inc. has decided to...
RET Inc. currently has two products, low and high priced stoves. REX Inc. has decided to sell a new line of medium-priced stoves. Sales revenues for the new line of stoves are estimated at $600 a year. Variable costs are 60% of sales. The project is expected to last 10 years. Also, non-variable costs are $200 per year. The company has spent $100 in research and a marketing study that determined the company will have synergy gains/sales of $200 a...
AAA Corp. currently has one​ product, high-priced lawn mowers. AAA Corp. has decided to sell a...
AAA Corp. currently has one​ product, high-priced lawn mowers. AAA Corp. has decided to sell a new line of​ medium-priced lawn mowers. The building and machinery for producing this new line is estimated to cost ​$10,000,000 and it will be depreciated down to zero over 20 years using​ straight-line depreciation.​ Also, an investment today on working capital in the amount of ​$4,000,000 is needed. The working capital will be recovered at the end of the project. Sales for the new...
A company has decided to sell $50 million in new 20-year bonds to finance new construction...
A company has decided to sell $50 million in new 20-year bonds to finance new construction projects. The company is also considering whether to issue coupon bearing bonds or zero coupon bonds both with the same face value of $1,000. The YTM on either bond issue will be 7.5%. The coupon bond would have a 7.5% coupon rate and the bond makes semiannual payments. (1) How many of the coupon bonds must the company issue to raise the $50 million?...
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT