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A company is consicering a project that will require an investment today of $1,700,000. It will produce an after tax cash flow of $136,000 in year one, an amount that will grow at 4% per year forever. The required rate of return for this project is 11%
A, What is the net present value for this project? should the
prpject be done
B, What will the next present value be if the after tax cash flow
never grow (i.e. remain constant)? should the project be done at
this case?
C, What is the minimum rate of growth in the after tax cash flows
required to justify doing this project?
Please show calculation and formula.
Given Information
?Ans part A]
Present Value of Perpetual Cash Inflows with Constant Growth = Cash Inflow at Year end 1 / (Ko - g) |
Present Value of Perpetual Cash Inflows with Constant Growth = 136000 / (0.11 - 0.04)
Present Value of Perpetual Cash Inflows with Constant Growth = $1942857 approx
NPV = P.V of Cash Inflows (-) P.V of Cash Outflow |
NPV = $ 1942857 (-) $ 1700000
NPV = $ 242857 approx
DECISION : ACCEPT THE PROJECT
Ans part B]
Present Value of Perpetual Cash Inflows with NO Growth = Cash Inflow at Year end 1 / Ko |
Present Value of Perpetual Cash Inflows with NO Growth = 136000 / 0.11
Present Value of Perpetual Cash Inflows with NO Growth = $ 1236363.63 approx
NPV = $ 1236363.63 (-) $ 1700000
NPV = ( $ 463636.37) {Negative NPV}
DECISION : REJECT THE PROJECT SINCE NEGATIVE NPV
Ans Part C]
To Find Minimum Growth Rate Required to Accept the Project we will use following Equation :
Present Value of Cash Outflow = Present Value of Cash Inflows
$ 1700000 = $ 136000 / (0.11 - g)
0.11 - g = 0.08
g = 0.03 ie 3% |
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