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A: You are the finance manager of your company. Your company is planning for capacity expansion...

A:
You are the finance manager of your company. Your company is planning for capacity expansion and need to borrow RM850,000 from a local bank. The offered term loan will be amortised in 9 years with a nomimal interest rate of 7.2% p.a. compounded monthly. The final payment will be at the end of Year 9.

1.Based on your working on an amortisation table, how much principal and interest would have your company paid after the first four months of payments?

If you have a choice, would you prefer to repay the above loan monthly (assume7.2% per year is compounded monthly) or annually (assume 7.2% per year is compounded annually) based on the total interest incurred? What is the main factor that contribute to such a difference in interest?

B:
You wish to retire in 20 years. Currently, your pre-retirement fund has RM50,000 in a savings account yielding 3.0% annually and RM300,000 quality stocks yielding 11.0% annually. Furthermore, you expect to add RM8,000 to the savings account and RM15,000 to your stock portfolios at the end of each year in the next 20 year. You will keep this fund until the retirement date.

1.Calculate the overall rate of return per year that you must earn on your post-retirement fund if you wish to withdraw RM240,000 at the end of each year in the following 25 years after retirement.

2.How much would your remaining fund be after three year-end withdrawals of RM 300,000 each post the retirement? Assume your fund earns a return of 5% per year.

Solutions

Expert Solution

Note- Change the $ symbol to RM

A.

Option-1 (Repayment of loan monthly at the end of each month)

Monthly fixed payment will be calculated as follows by Annuity method-

PV of the monthly payment =

=>

=>

=> Monthly payment= 10716.64

Payment Every Month  10,716.64

Total of 108 Payments  1,157,397.52

Total Interest  307,397.52

Beginning Balance [email protected]% per month on opening balance Principal payment Total Payment (Interest +Principal) Ending Balance
1 $850,000.00 $5,100.00 $5,616.64 $10716.64 $844,383.36
2 $844,383.36 $5,066.30 $5,650.34 $10716.64 $838,733.01
3 $838,733.01 $5,032.40 $5,684.25 $10716.64 $833,048.77
4 $833,048.77 $4,998.29 $5,718.35 $10716.64 $827,330.42
5 $827,330.42 $4,963.98 $5,752.66 $10716.64 $821,577.75
6 $821,577.75 $4,929.47 $5,787.18 $10716.64 $815,790.58
7 $815,790.58 $4,894.74 $5,821.90 $10716.64 $809,968.68
8 $809,968.68 $4,859.81 $5,856.83 $10716.64 $804,111.85
9 $804,111.85 $4,824.67 $5,891.97 $10716.64 $798,219.87
10 $798,219.87 $4,789.32 $5,927.32 $10716.64 $792,292.55
11 $792,292.55 $4,753.76 $5,962.89 $10716.64 $786,329.66
12 $786,329.66 $4,717.98 $5,998.67 $10716.64 $780,330.99
Year #1 End
13 $780,330.99 $4,681.99 $6,034.66 $10716.64 $774,296.34
14 $774,296.34 $4,645.78 $6,070.87 $10716.64 $768,225.47
15 $768,225.47 $4,609.35 $6,107.29 $10716.64 $762,118.18
16 $762,118.18 $4,572.71 $6,143.93 $10716.64 $755,974.25
17 $755,974.25 $4,535.85 $6,180.80 $10716.64 $749,793.45
18 $749,793.45 $4,498.76 $6,217.88 $10716.64 $743,575.56
19 $743,575.56 $4,461.45 $6,255.19 $10716.64 $737,320.37
20 $737,320.37 $4,423.92 $6,292.72 $10716.64 $731,027.65
21 $731,027.65 $4,386.17 $6,330.48 $10716.64 $724,697.18
22 $724,697.18 $4,348.18 $6,368.46 $10716.64 $718,328.71
23 $718,328.71 $4,309.97 $6,406.67 $10716.64 $711,922.04
24 $711,922.04 $4,271.53 $6,445.11 $10716.64 $705,476.93
Year #2 End
25 $705,476.93 $4,232.86 $6,483.78 $10716.64 $698,993.15
26 $698,993.15 $4,193.96 $6,522.68 $10716.64 $692,470.46
27 $692,470.46 $4,154.82 $6,561.82 $10716.64 $685,908.64
28 $685,908.64 $4,115.45 $6,601.19 $10716.64 $679,307.45
29 $679,307.45 $4,075.84 $6,640.80 $10716.64 $672,666.65
30 $672,666.65 $4,036.00 $6,680.64 $10716.64 $665,986.01
31 $665,986.01 $3,995.92 $6,720.73 $10716.64 $659,265.28
32 $659,265.28 $3,955.59 $6,761.05 $10716.64 $652,504.23
33 $652,504.23 $3,915.03 $6,801.62 $10716.64 $645,702.61
34 $645,702.61 $3,874.22 $6,842.43 $10716.64 $638,860.18
35 $638,860.18 $3,833.16 $6,883.48 $10716.64 $631,976.70
36 $631,976.70 $3,791.86 $6,924.78 $10716.64 $625,051.92
Year #3 End
37 $625,051.92 $3,750.31 $6,966.33 $10716.64 $618,085.59
38 $618,085.59 $3,708.51 $7,008.13 $10716.64 $611,077.46
39 $611,077.46 $3,666.46 $7,050.18 $10716.64 $604,027.28
40 $604,027.28 $3,624.16 $7,092.48 $10716.64 $596,934.80
41 $596,934.80 $3,581.61 $7,135.03 $10716.64 $589,799.76
42 $589,799.76 $3,538.80 $7,177.85 $10716.64 $582,621.92
43 $582,621.92 $3,495.73 $7,220.91 $10716.64 $575,401.00
44 $575,401.00 $3,452.41 $7,264.24 $10716.64 $568,136.77
45 $568,136.77 $3,408.82 $7,307.82 $10716.64 $560,828.94
46 $560,828.94 $3,364.97 $7,351.67 $10716.64 $553,477.27
47 $553,477.27 $3,320.86 $7,395.78 $10716.64 $546,081.49
48 $546,081.49 $3,276.49 $7,440.15 $10716.64 $538,641.34
Year #4 End
49 $538,641.34 $3,231.85 $7,484.80 $10716.64 $531,156.54
50 $531,156.54 $3,186.94 $7,529.70 $10716.64 $523,626.84
51 $523,626.84 $3,141.76 $7,574.88 $10716.64 $516,051.96
52 $516,051.96 $3,096.31 $7,620.33 $10716.64 $508,431.62
53 $508,431.62 $3,050.59 $7,666.05 $10716.64 $500,765.57
54 $500,765.57 $3,004.59 $7,712.05 $10716.64 $493,053.52
55 $493,053.52 $2,958.32 $7,758.32 $10716.64 $485,295.20
56 $485,295.20 $2,911.77 $7,804.87 $10716.64 $477,490.32
57 $477,490.32 $2,864.94 $7,851.70 $10716.64 $469,638.62
58 $469,638.62 $2,817.83 $7,898.81 $10716.64 $461,739.81
59 $461,739.81 $2,770.44 $7,946.20 $10716.64 $453,793.61
60 $453,793.61 $2,722.76 $7,993.88 $10716.64 $445,799.72
Year #5 End
61 $445,799.72 $2,674.80 $8,041.85 $10716.64 $437,757.88
62 $437,757.88 $2,626.55 $8,090.10 $10716.64 $429,667.78
63 $429,667.78 $2,578.01 $8,138.64 $10716.64 $421,529.15
64 $421,529.15 $2,529.17 $8,187.47 $10716.64 $413,341.68
65 $413,341.68 $2,480.05 $8,236.59 $10716.64 $405,105.08
66 $405,105.08 $2,430.63 $8,286.01 $10716.64 $396,819.07
67 $396,819.07 $2,380.91 $8,335.73 $10716.64 $388,483.34
68 $388,483.34 $2,330.90 $8,385.74 $10716.64 $380,097.60
69 $380,097.60 $2,280.59 $8,436.06 $10716.64 $371,661.54
70 $371,661.54 $2,229.97 $8,486.67 $10716.64 $363,174.86
71 $363,174.86 $2,179.05 $8,537.59 $10716.64 $354,637.27
72 $354,637.27 $2,127.82 $8,588.82 $10716.64 $346,048.45
Year #6 End
73 $346,048.45 $2,076.29 $8,640.35 $10716.64 $337,408.10
74 $337,408.10 $2,024.45 $8,692.20 $10716.64 $328,715.90
75 $328,715.90 $1,972.30 $8,744.35 $10716.64 $319,971.55
76 $319,971.55 $1,919.83 $8,796.81 $10716.64 $311,174.74
77 $311,174.74 $1,867.05 $8,849.60 $10716.64 $302,325.14
78 $302,325.14 $1,813.95 $8,902.69 $10716.64 $293,422.45
79 $293,422.45 $1,760.53 $8,956.11 $10716.64 $284,466.34
80 $284,466.34 $1,706.80 $9,009.85 $10716.64 $275,456.50
81 $275,456.50 $1,652.74 $9,063.90 $10716.64 $266,392.59
82 $266,392.59 $1,598.36 $9,118.29 $10716.64 $257,274.30
83 $257,274.30 $1,543.65 $9,173.00 $10716.64 $248,101.31
84 $248,101.31 $1,488.61 $9,228.04 $10716.64 $238,873.27
Year #7 End
85 $238,873.27 $1,433.24 $9,283.40 $10716.64 $229,589.87
86 $229,589.87 $1,377.54 $9,339.10 $10716.64 $220,250.76
87 $220,250.76 $1,321.50 $9,395.14 $10716.64 $210,855.62
88 $210,855.62 $1,265.13 $9,451.51 $10716.64 $201,404.11
89 $201,404.11 $1,208.42 $9,508.22 $10716.64 $191,895.89
90 $191,895.89 $1,151.38 $9,565.27 $10716.64 $182,330.62
91 $182,330.62 $1,093.98 $9,622.66 $10716.64 $172,707.96
92 $172,707.96 $1,036.25 $9,680.40 $10716.64 $163,027.57
93 $163,027.57 $978.17 $9,738.48 $10716.64 $153,289.09
94 $153,289.09 $919.73 $9,796.91 $10716.64 $143,492.18
95 $143,492.18 $860.95 $9,855.69 $10716.64 $133,636.49
96 $133,636.49 $801.82 $9,914.82 $10716.64 $123,721.67
Year #8 End
97 $123,721.67 $742.33 $9,974.31 $10716.64 $113,747.35
98 $113,747.35 $682.48 $10,034.16 $10716.64 $103,713.19
99 $103,713.19 $622.28 $10,094.36 $10716.64 $93,618.83
100 $93,618.83 $561.71 $10,154.93 $10716.64 $83,463.90
101 $83,463.90 $500.78 $10,215.86 $10716.64 $73,248.04
102 $73,248.04 $439.49 $10,277.16 $10716.64 $62,970.88
103 $62,970.88 $377.83 $10,338.82 $10716.64 $52,632.06
104 $52,632.06 $315.79 $10,400.85 $10716.64 $42,231.21
105 $42,231.21 $253.39 $10,463.26 $10716.64 $31,767.96
106 $31,767.96 $190.61 $10,526.04 $10716.64 $21,241.92
107 $21,241.92 $127.45 $10,589.19 $10716.64 $10,652.73
108 $10,652.73 $63.92 $10,652.73 $10716.64 $0.00

After First 4 month of payment-

Total interest payment - $20196.99

Total Principal Payment - $22669.58

Beginning Balance [email protected]% per month on opening balance Principal payment Total Payment (Interest +Principal) Ending Balance
1 $850,000.00 $5,100.00 $5,616.64 $10716.64 $844,383.36
2 $844,383.36 $5,066.30 $5,650.34 $10716.64 $838,733.01
3 $838,733.01 $5,032.40 $5,684.25 $10716.64 $833,048.77
4 $833,048.77 $4,998.29 $5,718.35 $10716.64 $827,330.42
Total $20196.99 $22669.58 $42866.57

Option-2 (Repayment of loan Annually at the end of each year)

Monthly fixed payment will be calculated as follows by Annuity method-

PV of the Annual payment =

=>

=>

=> Annual payment= 131575.66

Payment Every Year  $131,575.66

Total of 9 Payments  $1,184,180.97

Total Interest  $334,180.97

Beginning Balance [email protected]% per annum on the beginning balance Principal Total (Interest + Principal) Ending Balance
1 $850,000.00 $61,200.00 $70,375.66 $131,575.66 $779,624.34
2 $779,624.34 $56,132.95 $75,442.71 $131,575.66 $704,181.63
3 $704,181.63 $50,701.08 $80,874.59 $131,575.66 $623,307.04
4 $623,307.04 $44,878.11 $86,697.56 $131,575.66 $536,609.48
5 $536,609.48 $38,635.88 $92,939.78 $131,575.66 $443,669.71
6 $443,669.71 $31,944.22 $99,631.44 $131,575.66 $344,038.26
7 $344,038.26 $24,770.75 $106,804.91 $131,575.66 $237,233.35
8 $237,233.35 $17,080.80 $114,494.86 $131,575.66 $122,738.49
9 $122,738.49 $8,837.17 $122,738.49 $131,575.66 $0.00

Analysis of payments-

Monthly payment Annual payment
Total Payment $ 1,157,397.52 $1184180.97
Total Interest $307,397.52 $334180.97

Hence mothly payment is better as the total payment and interest is less.

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B.

After 20 year Balance in Savings account-

End Balance $305,268.56
Starting Amount $50,000.00
Total Contributions $160,000.00
Total Interest $95,268.56
start principal start balance interest end balance end principal
1 $50,000.00 $50,000.00 $1,500.00 $59,500.00 $58,000.00
2 $58,000.00 $59,500.00 $1,784.99 $69,285.00 $66,000.00
3 $66,000.00 $69,285.00 $2,078.57 $79,363.55 $74,000.00
4 $74,000.00 $79,363.55 $2,380.91 $89,744.46 $82,000.00
5 $82,000.00 $89,744.46 $2,692.34 $100,436.79 $90,000.00
6 $90,000.00 $100,436.79 $3,013.10 $111,449.89 $98,000.00
7 $98,000.00 $111,449.89 $3,343.50 $122,793.39 $106,000.00
8 $106,000.00 $122,793.39 $3,683.80 $134,477.19 $114,000.00
9 $114,000.00 $134,477.19 $4,034.33 $146,511.51 $122,000.00
10 $122,000.00 $146,511.51 $4,395.35 $158,906.85 $130,000.00
11 $130,000.00 $158,906.85 $4,767.19 $171,674.06 $138,000.00
12 $138,000.00 $171,674.06 $5,150.22 $184,824.28 $146,000.00
13 $146,000.00 $184,824.28 $5,544.73 $198,369.01 $154,000.00
14 $154,000.00 $198,369.01 $5,951.08 $212,320.08 $162,000.00
15 $162,000.00 $212,320.08 $6,369.61 $226,689.68 $170,000.00
16 $170,000.00 $226,689.68 $6,800.68 $241,490.37 $178,000.00
17 $178,000.00 $241,490.37 $7,244.71 $256,735.08 $186,000.00
18 $186,000.00 $256,735.08 $7,702.06 $272,437.14 $194,000.00
19 $194,000.00 $272,437.14 $8,173.13 $288,610.25 $202,000.00
20 $202,000.00 $288,610.25 $8,658.32 $305,268.56 $210,000.00

After20 year balance in QUALITY STOCK Account-

End Balance $3,381,735.94
Starting Amount $300,000.00
Total Contributions $300,000.00
Total Interest $2,781,735.94
start principal start balance interest end balance end principal
1 $300,000.00 $300,000.00 $33,000.00 $348,000.00 $315,000.00
2 $315,000.00 $348,000.00 $38,280.01 $401,280.00 $330,000.00
3 $330,000.00 $401,280.00 $44,140.81 $460,420.80 $345,000.00
4 $345,000.00 $460,420.80 $50,646.30 $526,067.09 $360,000.00
5 $360,000.00 $526,067.09 $57,867.37 $598,934.47 $375,000.00
6 $375,000.00 $598,934.47 $65,882.80 $679,817.26 $390,000.00
7 $390,000.00 $679,817.26 $74,779.89 $769,597.16 $405,000.00
8 $405,000.00 $769,597.16 $84,655.68 $869,252.84 $420,000.00
9 $420,000.00 $869,252.84 $95,617.82 $979,870.66 $435,000.00
10 $435,000.00 $979,870.66 $107,785.78 $1,102,656.43 $450,000.00
11 $450,000.00 $1,102,656.43 $121,292.20 $1,238,948.64 $465,000.00
12 $465,000.00 $1,238,948.64 $136,284.36 $1,390,232.99 $480,000.00
13 $480,000.00 $1,390,232.99 $152,925.63 $1,558,158.62 $495,000.00
14 $495,000.00 $1,558,158.62 $171,397.45 $1,744,556.06 $510,000.00
15 $510,000.00 $1,744,556.06 $191,901.18 $1,951,457.23 $525,000.00
16 $525,000.00 $1,951,457.23 $214,660.31 $2,181,117.53 $540,000.00
17 $540,000.00 $2,181,117.53 $239,922.94 $2,436,040.45 $555,000.00
18 $555,000.00 $2,436,040.45 $267,964.45 $2,719,004.90 $570,000.00
19 $570,000.00 $2,719,004.90 $299,090.52 $3,033,095.44 $585,000.00
20 $585,000.00 $3,033,095.44 $333,640.52 $3,381,735.94 $600,000.00

Total withdrawl will be $240000 at the end of each year for next 25 year

Balace at the begin og 25 year=

Savings Account $305,268.56
Quality stock $3381735.94
Total $3687004.50

Let the annual return is "i %''

PV of the Annual withdrawn=

=>

=>

=>(1+i)^-25 = 1- (15.3625*i)

=> i = 4.159%

hence the rate of return per year = 4.159% post retirement.

Proof-

start principal start balance [email protected]% Withdrawn end balance end principal
1 $3,687,005.00 $3,687,005.00 $153,349.29 $240000 $3,600,354.30 $3,447,005.00
2 $3,447,005.00 $3,600,354.30 $149,745.32 $240000 $3,510,099.63 $3,207,005.00
3 $3,207,005.00 $3,510,099.63 $145,991.48 $240000 $3,416,091.11 $2,967,005.00
4 $2,967,005.00 $3,416,091.11 $142,081.51 $240000 $3,318,172.60 $2,727,005.00
5 $2,727,005.00 $3,318,172.60 $138,008.88 $240000 $3,216,181.49 $2,487,005.00
6 $2,487,005.00 $3,216,181.49 $133,766.91 $240000 $3,109,948.37 $2,247,005.00
7 $2,247,005.00 $3,109,948.37 $129,348.45 $240000 $2,999,296.82 $2,007,005.00
8 $2,007,005.00 $2,999,296.82 $124,746.24 $240000 $2,884,043.08 $1,767,005.00
9 $1,767,005.00 $2,884,043.08 $119,952.63 $240000 $2,763,995.72 $1,527,005.00
10 $1,527,005.00 $2,763,995.72 $114,959.64 $240000 $2,638,955.37 $1,287,005.00
11 $1,287,005.00 $2,638,955.37 $109,759.00 $240000 $2,508,714.36 $1,047,005.00
12 $1,047,005.00 $2,508,714.36 $104,342.04 $240000 $2,373,056.39 $807,005.00
13 $807,005.00 $2,373,056.39 $98,699.76 $240000 $2,231,756.15 $567,005.00
14 $567,005.00 $2,231,756.15 $92,822.83 $240000 $2,084,578.98 $327,005.00
15 $327,005.00 $2,084,578.98 $86,701.46 $240000 $1,931,280.44 $87,005.00
16 $87,005.00 $1,931,280.44 $80,325.51 $240000 $1,771,605.94 -$152,995.00
17 -$152,995.00 $1,771,605.94 $73,684.33 $240000 $1,605,290.28 -$392,995.00
18 -$392,995.00 $1,605,290.28 $66,766.95 $240000 $1,432,057.24 -$632,995.00
19 -$632,995.00 $1,432,057.24 $59,561.88 $240000 $1,251,619.13 -$872,995.00
20 -$872,995.00 $1,251,619.13 $52,057.14 $240000 $1,063,676.26 -$1,112,995.00
21 -$1,112,995.00 $1,063,676.26 $44,240.24 $240000 $867,916.51 -$1,352,995.00
22 -$1,352,995.00 $867,916.51 $36,098.24 $240000 $664,014.75 -$1,592,995.00
23 -$1,592,995.00 $664,014.75 $27,617.58 $240000 $451,632.34 -$1,832,995.00
24 -$1,832,995.00 $451,632.34 $18,784.22 $240000 $230,416.55 -$2,072,995.00
25 -$2,072,995.00 $230,416.55 $9,583.43 $240000 $0.00 -$2,312,995.00

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B-2

Fund balance after 3 year-

End Balance $3,322,419.16
Starting Amount $3,687,005.00
Total Contributions $-900,000.00
Total Interest $535,414.16
start principal start balance interest@5% Withdraw end balance end principal
1 $3,687,005.00 $3,687,005.00 $184,350.23 $300000 $3,571,355.25 $3,387,005.00
2 $3,387,005.00 $3,571,355.25 $178,567.74 $300000 $3,449,923.01 $3,087,005.00
3 $3,087,005.00 $3,449,923.01 $172,496.13 $300000 $3,322,419.16 $2,787,005.00

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“BLACKFRIDAY” company is planning an expansion of its existing production capacity. The firm hired you as a consultant for the expansion project. Since you are a savvy project manager, you first decided to estimate the firm’s cost of capital based on the available data. Data: Tax Rate: 40% Bond: Coupon rate 12%, Maturity Years 15, Present value $1150 Preferred Stock: Dividend rate 10%, Par Value $100, Present Value $111 Common Stock: Market price $50, D0=$4.20, Dividend growth 5%, Beta 1.2,...
“BLACKFRIDAY” company is planning an expansion of its existing production capacity. The firm hired you as...
“BLACKFRIDAY” company is planning an expansion of its existing production capacity. The firm hired you as a consultant for the expansion project. Since you are a savvy project manager, you first decided to estimate the firm’s cost of capital based on the available data. Data: Tax Rate: 40% Bond: Coupon rate 12%, Maturity Years 15, Present value $1150 Preferred Stock: Dividend rate 10%, Par Value $100, Present Value $111 Common Stock: Market price $50, D0=$4.20, Dividend growth 5%, Beta 1.2,...
The Tsetsekos Company was planning to finance an expansion. The principal executives of the company all...
The Tsetsekos Company was planning to finance an expansion. The principal executives of the company all agreed that an industrial company such as theirs should finance growth by means of common stock rather than by debt. However, they felt that the current $49 per share price of the company's common stock did not reflect its true worth, so they decided to sell a convertible security. They considered a convertible debenture but feared the burden of fixed interest charges if the...
You are a finance manager for the company JKL Limited based in the US. Your CFO...
You are a finance manager for the company JKL Limited based in the US. Your CFO comes to you and tells you that you intend to make a debt funding for a new 5-year project in Austria. Since he is not very familiar with such a funding, he tells you that he has heard of different aspects or variables of such a funding. Please name those and explain briefly. Company JKL Limited has 10 million stocks outstanding. The shares are...
You are a finance manager for the company JKL Limited based in the US. Your CFO...
You are a finance manager for the company JKL Limited based in the US. Your CFO comes to you and tells you that you intend to make a debt funding for a new 5-year project in Austria. Since he is not very familiar with such a funding, he tells you that he has heard of different aspects or variables of such a funding. Please name those and explain briefly.
You are a Finance Manager for a major utility company. Respond to the following in a...
You are a Finance Manager for a major utility company. Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words: Think about some of the capital budgeting techniques you might use for some upcoming projects. Discuss at least 2 capital budgeting techniques and how your company can benefit from the use of these tools. Compare your approaches to other students’ responses. How were they similar or different? Why might you use the different approaches shared by your classmates?
As finance manager of the company you should advise the manager about the best investment criteria...
As finance manager of the company you should advise the manager about the best investment criteria to use in this situation. You should explain to the board of directors the pros and Cons of Npv method. In addition, in the meeting one of the managers claims that we should consider IRR for the project as well do you agree with hos opinion? explain your answer
Mohsin Group of Companies is planning to invest $ 150,000 on a project. The finance manager...
Mohsin Group of Companies is planning to invest $ 150,000 on a project. The finance manager of Mohsin Group of Companies has estimated the annual cash inflows of two different projects i.e. project A and Project B as below: Particulars Project A Project B Initial Investment 150,000 150,000 Annual Cash inflows Year 1 25,000 40,000 2 30,000 45,000 3 35,000 45,000 4 40,000 45,000 5 25,000 40,000 As Finance Executive of Mohsin Group of Companies, you are required to evaluate...
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