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Consider the cash flow for projects A and B Year: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5...

Consider the cash flow for projects A and B

Year: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Project A: ($1000), 100, 600, 700, 900, 300

Project B: ($1000), 900, 700, 500, 300, 300

The cost of capital for both projects is 10%

1. Find NPV, IRR and profitability index (PI) of projects A and B.

2. If projects A and B are mutually exclusive, which project would you select

3. Find the crossover rate for projects A and B

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Expert Solution

1. Calculation of NPV, IRR and profitability index (PI) of projects A and B.

-Project A

a) Calculation of NPV

Year Cashflow ($) PVF@10% Cashflow*PVF
0                (1,000) 1           (1,000.00)
1                      100 0.909 90.90
2                      600 0.826 495.60
3                      700 0.751 525.70
4                      900 0.683 614.70
5                      300 0.621 186.30

Net Present Value = Present value of inflows -  Present value of outflows

= (90.9+495.6+525.7+614.7+186.3) - 1000

= 1913.20 - 1000

NPV = $913.20

*You can use the equation 1/(1+i)^n to find PVF using calculator

**Formula to calculate PV in excel is as follows

"=PV(interest rate,Year,0,cashflow)"

b) IRR

IRR is the discounting rate at which NPV is equal to zero. It is calculated by trial and error method. First find 2 discouting rates such that one will give positive NPV(herein after called as NPV1 and corresponding rate is R1 ) and other will give negative NPV((herein after called as NPV2 and corresponding rate is R2). Then use equation

IRR = R1 + ((NPV1 * (R2 - R1)) / (NPV1 - NPV2))

here I have taken 36% and 37%

Year Cashflow ($) PVF@36% Cashflow*PVF
0                (1,000) 1           (1,000.00)
1                      100 0.735                   73.53
2                      600 0.541                 324.39
3                      700 0.398                 278.28
4                      900 0.292                 263.08
5                      300 0.215                   64.48

Net Present Value = Present value of inflows -  Present value of outflows

= (73.53+324.39+278.28+263.08+64.48) - 1000

= 1003.76 - 1000

= $3.76

Year Cashflow ($) PVF@37% Cashflow*PVF
0                (1,000) 1           (1,000.00)
1                      100 0.730                   72.99
2                      600 0.533                 319.68
3                      700 0.389                 272.23
4                      900 0.284                 255.48
5                      300 0.207                   62.16

Net Present Value = Present value of inflows -  Present value of outflows

= (72.99+319.68+272.23+255.48+62.16)-1000

= 982.54 -1000

= -17.46

IRR = IRR = R1 + ((NPV1 * (R2 - R1)) / (NPV1 - NPV2))

= 36 + ((3.76 * (37-36)) / (3.76--17.46))

IRR = 36.177% (approximately)

NPV = -.04 at 36.177%.

c) profitability index (PI

It is also known as profit investment ratio and  value investment ratiowhich is calculated using the formula

PV of future cashflows / initial investment

= 1913.20 / 1000

= 1.9132

= 1.91

-Project B

a) NPV

Year Cashflow ($) PVF@10% Cashflow*PVF
0                (1,000) 1           (1,000.00)
1                      900 0.909                 818.18
2                      700 0.826                 578.51
3                      500 0.751                 375.66
4                      300 0.683                 204.90
5                      300 0.621                 186.28

Net Present Value = Present value of inflows -  Present value of outflows

= (818.18+578.51+375.66+204.9+186.28) - 1000

= 2163.53 -1000

= 1163.53

b) IRR

I have taken 62% and 63%

Year Cashflow ($) PVF@62% Cashflow*PVF
0                (1,000) 1           (1,000.00)
1                      900 0.617                 555.56
2                      700 0.381                 266.73
3                      500 0.235                 117.60
4                      300 0.145                   43.56
5                      300 0.090                   26.89

NPV = (555.56+266.73+117.6+43.56+26.89) - 1000

= 1010.33 - 1000

= 10.33

Year Cashflow ($) PVF@63% Cashflow*PVF
0                (1,000) 1           (1,000.00)
1                      900 0.613                 552.15
2                      700 0.376                 263.46
3                      500 0.231                 115.45
4                      300 0.142                   42.50
5                      300 0.087                   26.07

NPV = (552.15+263.46+115.45+42.5+26.07) - 1000

= 999.64 - 1000

= -.36

IRR = R1 + ((NPV1 * (R2 - R1)) / (NPV1 - NPV2))

= 62 + ((10.33 * (63-62)) / (10.33+.36))

= 62.966%

c) profitability index (PI)

PV of future cashflows / initial investment

= 2163.53 /1000

= 2.16353

= 2.16

2. If projects A and B are mutually exclusive, which project would you select

Both projects have positive NPV, hence both are acceptable. But since the projects are mutually exclusive only one can be selected. So select Project B since it has higher NPV.

In IRR prospective, higher NPV is preferable, provided cost of investment is equal. Then also B is preferable

PI>1 itself is acceptable. So in a mutually exclusive project, select that which has higher PI.Then also B is preferable

3. Find the crossover rate for projects A and B

Crossover rate is the rate of return at which NPV of two projects are equal.

100/(1+r)^1 + 600/(1+r)^2 + 700/(1+r)^3 + 900/(1+r)^4 + 300/(1+r)^5 - 1000 = 900/(1+r)^1 + 700/(1+r)^2 + 500/(1+r)^3 + 300/(1+r)^4 + 300/(1+r)^5

-800/(1+r)^1 - 100/(1+r)^2 + 200/(1+r)^3 + 600/(1+r)^4 = 0

-800(1+r)^3 - 100(1+r)^2 + 200(1+r)^1 +600 = 0

This a cubic equation. We get the values .9564

1+r = .9564

r = .9564 - 1

= .0436

Crossover rate = -4.36%

It can also calculated as IRR of incremental cashflows.


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