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SpinCo. is considering a new investment in a 3 year project to manufacture and sell turntables....

  1. SpinCo. is considering a new investment in a 3 year project to manufacture and sell turntables. The firm believes it can sell turntables for $900 each and manufacture them at a variable cost per unit of $400 excluding depreciation expense. The estimated annual SG&A costs for the project are $1 million excluding depreciation expense. The project will require an upfront investment in new fixed assets of $6 million. SpinCo. will depreciate these assets on a straight line basis over the 3 year life of the project. SpinCo. expects to sell the fixed assets at the termination of the project for a salvage value of $1 million. The project is expected to require operating capital investments of $500k per year in years 1, 2 and 3. SpinCo. expects to recapture all of its operating capital investment at the termination of the project. SpinCo. has a 30% tax rate and requires a return of 12.19% on any new investments. The firm believes it can sell 10,000 turntables per year. (20 points)

  1. What is the proposed project's Net Present Value?

  1. What is the proposed project’s Profitability Index? (2 decimal places)

  1. Is the project’s IRR greater than or less than 12.19% (please circle or highlight your answer)

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Solution:

1.Calculation of NPV, Profitability Index

SL NO Year 1 2 3
A Sales units              10,000              10,000              10,000
B rate per unit                 900                 900                 900
C=A*B Sales ($)         9,000,000         9,000,000         9,000,000
D Less Variable cost ($)         4,000,000         4,000,000         4,000,000
E Less SGA cost ($)          1,000,000          1,000,000          1,000,000
F Less Depreciation ($)           1,666,667           1,666,667           1,666,667
G Less

operating capital

investment ($)

           500,000            500,000            500,000
H PBT ($)          1,833,333          1,833,333          1,833,333
I=H*30% tax@30%            5,50,000            5,50,000            5,50,000
J=H-I PAT ($) 1,283,333           1,283,333           1,283,333
K Add Depreciation ($)           1,666,667           1,666,667           1,666,667
L PATBD(Cashflows) ($)         2,950,000         2,950,000         2,950,000
Add Salvage Value at 3rd year plus

operating capital

investment ($)

   2,500,000
Total Cashflow 2,950,000 2,950,000 54,50,000
M [email protected]% 0.89134504 0.79449598 0.708170051
N PV ($)

  2629467.86

  2343763.14 3859526.77
O Total PV of cash inflow ($)       8832757.78
P Initial investment (Year 0) in ($)         6,000,000
Q=O-P NPV ($) 2832757.78
R=0/P Profitability index 1.47

2.Calculation of IRR:

Using Interpolation we find 35% and 40% as rate:

IRR=

LR+(IV@LR-MV/IV@LR-IV@HR)*(HR-LR)

= 35+(6018950-6000000)/(6018950-5598396)

=35.225%

Explanation:

PVAF, 35%,3years = 6018950 (IV at LR)

PVAF, 40%,3Years= 5598396 ( IV at HR)

Initial Value= 6000000 (MV)

Hence, project IRR is greater than 12.19%.

Working Note on IRR

Year 1 2 3 Cashflows
Cashflows 2950000 2950000 5450000 11350000
PVF 12.19% 0.891345 0.794496 0.70817
PV @ 12.19% 2629468 2343763 3859527 8832757.78
PVF 35% 0.740741 0.548697 0.406442
PVF 40% 0.714286 0.510204 0.364431
PV at 35% 2185185 1618656 2215109 6018950.363
PV @ 40% 2107143 1505102 1986152 5598396.501
Notes:
PV present value
PBT profit before tax
PAT profit after tax
PBTAD profit before tax after depreciation
IRR internal rate of return
NPV net present value
PI profitability Index

*Internal rate of return formula:

LR+(IV@LR-MV/IV@LR-IV@HR)*(HR-LR)
where,
LR lower rate
HR higher rate
IV@LR initial value at lower rate
IV@HR initial value at higher rate
MV Net present value/market value

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