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Floki Shipbuilding is considering purchasing a new fully integrated Computer Aided Design system. The new equipment...

Floki Shipbuilding is considering purchasing a new fully integrated Computer Aided Design system. The new equipment can be purchased for $800,000 plus shipping and installation costs of $60,000. The company has already spent $55,000 on rewiring the rooms for the new system. The new machine is expected to have a useful life of seven years, at which time it will have a value of $130,000. The company estimates it will save $180,000 in annual operating cash outflows. Floki's weighted average cost of capital of 11% and its corporate tax rate is 31%. The CCA rate for the new system will be 30%. Floki plans to finance the new equipment with a bank loan requiring blended (i.e. principal and interest) quarterly payments of $58,000 over the next seven years. Use of this new system will reduce net operating working capital by $45,000.

Should Floki's Shipbuilding purchase this equipment? Show your work.

Floki's Shipbuilding Company

Income Statement

For the Period (Millions USD)

2020

Revenue

        270

Cost Of Goods Sold

        154

  Gross Profit

        116

Selling General & Admin Exp.

          74

Depreciation & Amort.

          11

  Operating Income

          32

Interest Expense

            6

  Earnings Before Tax

          26

Income Tax Expense

            8

  Net Income

          18

Per Share Items

EPS

       0.40

Common Shares Outstanding

       44.1

Dividends per Share

$0.15

Payout Ratio %

36.9%

Floki's Shipbuilding Company

Balance Sheet (Millions USD)

2020

ASSETS

Cash And Equivalents

-

Accounts Receivable

              21

Inventory

            120

Prepaid Exp.

                4

  Total Current Assets

            145

Gross Property, Plant & Equipment

            244

Accumulated Depreciation

           (86)

  Net Property, Plant & Equipment

            158

Other long term operating assets

              52

Total Assets

            355

LIABILITIES

Accounts Payable

              26

Accrued Exp.

-

Short-Term Debt

              37

Other Current Liabilities

              14

  Total Current Liabilities

              76

Long-Term Debt (Par value)

              70

Other Non-Current Liabilities

              29

Total Liabilities

            176

Total Equity

            179

Total Liabilities And Equity

            355

Solutions

Expert Solution

PV of 58000 for 28 payments $                                            -8,60,000.00
PV of salvage $                                                62,615.59
PV of Cashflows $                                             3,87,284.17
Release of NWC $                                                40,540.54
PV of NWC back in 7th year end $                                               -21,674.63
NPV $                                            -3,91,234.32
Savings in Annual operating cashflows $                                             1,80,000.00 $                                                        1,80,000.00 $                        1,80,000.00 $                        1,80,000.00 $                        1,80,000.00 $                        1,80,000.00 $                        1,80,000.00
Less: Depreciation 258000 180600 126420 88494 61945.8 43362.06 30353.442
Less: Interest 168793.2349 155054.6435 138329.8387 117969.7384 93184.17679 63011.23767 26279.92331
Incremental profits before tax $                                            -2,46,793.23 $                                                      -1,55,654.64 $                          -84,749.84 $                          -26,463.74 $                            24,870.02 $                            73,626.70 $                        1,23,366.63
Tax benefit $                                               -76,505.90 $                                                         -48,252.94 $                          -26,272.45 $                            -8,203.76 $                              7,709.71 $                            22,824.28 $                            38,243.66
Incremental profits after tax $                                            -1,70,287.33 $                                                      -1,07,401.70 $                          -58,477.39 $                          -18,259.98 $                            17,160.32 $                            50,802.42 $                            85,122.98
Add: Depreciation 258000 180600 126420 88494 61945.8 43362.06 30353.442
Incremental cashflows after tax $                                                87,712.67 $                                                           73,198.30 $                            67,942.61 $                            70,234.02 $                            79,106.12 $                            94,164.48 $                        1,15,476.42
PV factor @11%                                                               0.90                                                                         0.81                                          0.73                                          0.66                                          0.59                                          0.53                                          0.48
PV of Incremental cashflows after tax $                                                79,020.42 $                                                           59,409.38 $                            49,679.05 $                            46,265.32 $                            46,945.63 $                            50,344.18 $                            55,620.19
PV of Incremental cashflows after tax $                                             3,87,284.17

As NPV is negative, Machine should not be bought

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