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- We assume that the company you selected is considering a new project. The project has...

- We assume that the company you selected is considering a new project. The project has 8 years’ life. This project requires initial investment of $195 million to purchase land, construct building, and purchase equipment, and $15 million for shipping & installation fee. The fixed assets (Total of 195+15= $210 M) fall in the 7-year MACRS class. The salvage value of fixed assets is $38 million. The number of units of the new product expected to be sold in the first year is 880,000 and expected to grow at annual growth rate of 9%. The sales price is $266 per unit and the variable cost is $179 per unit in the first year, but they should be adjusted accordingly based on the estimated annualized inflation rate of 2.8%. The required net operating working capital (NOWC) foe each year is 15% of sales for that year. The company is in the 21% tax bracket. The project is assumed to have the same risk as the corporation you have chosen, so you should use the WACC you obtained from prior steps as the discount rate. Compute the depreciation basis and annual depreciation of the new project. (Please refer to table of 11A-2, page 496 for 16th edition). - Estimate annual cash flows of the project for all the 8 years. - Draw a time line of the cash flows.

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Annual Depreciation:

on SLM basis

(Total Cost - Salvage value)/useful life

($210M-$38m)/7

$24.57M

Cash Flow
Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Expected sale             8,80,000             9,59,200           10,45,528           11,39,626             12,42,192             13,53,989             14,75,848             16,08,674
rate                       266                       274                       281                       289                         298                         306                         315                         324
Sale      2340,80,000      2623,93,380      2941,31,434      3297,08,396         3695,88,605         4142,92,564         4644,03,735         5205,76,154
cost                       179                       184                       189                       195                         200                         206                         212                         218
(266-179)
COst      1575,20,000      1765,72,989      1979,30,552      2218,71,439         2487,08,121         2787,90,861         3125,12,288         3503,12,524
Cot'n         765,60,000         858,20,391         962,00,883      1078,36,957         1208,80,483         1355,01,703         1518,91,447         1702,63,629
working capital 35112000 39359007.07 44119715.13 49456259.39 55438290.71 62143884.6 69660560.3 78086423.03
net cf         414,48,000         464,61,384         520,81,167         583,80,697           654,42,193           733,57,819           822,30,887           921,77,206
Dep 24,57,000 24,57,000 24,57,000 24,57,000 24,57,000 24,57,000 24,57,000 24,57,000
CF After dep 389,91,000 440,04,384 496,24,167 559,23,697 629,85,193 709,00,819 797,73,887 897,20,206
Tax @ 21% 8188110 9240920.7 10421075.17 11743976.41 13226890.49 14889171.92 16752516.26 18841243.29
CFAT 308,02,890 347,63,464 392,03,092 441,79,721 497,58,302 560,11,647 630,21,371 708,78,963

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