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An investor is planning to buy an asset which will cost ksh 8,000,000. The asset has a useful life of 10 years and will have a scrap value of 700,000 at the end of the tenth year.

An investor is planning to buy an asset which will cost ksh 8,000,000. The asset has a useful life of 10 years and will have a scrap value of 700,000 at the end of the tenth year. There is a 55% chance that the asset will bring in additional revenue of 15,000,000 per year and a 45% chance that the asset will bring in additional revenue of 5,000,000 per year for eight years and will incur additional costs of 900,000 per year for ten years. The machine will also require additional investment in working capital of 1,000,000 on installation. The tax rate is given as 30%. Assume that depreciation is at 20% per annum on a reducing balance method. The investors required rate of return is given as 10%:

Required

a) Determine cash flows from this project.

b) Determine the NPV of the project and give your comment.

Solutions

Expert Solution

present value formula 1/((1+r)^n)            
where r=rate of interest            
  n=no. of years          (a)  
   

10%

         
year PVF@ 10%, CF DEP PBT TAX@30% AFTER TAX CASH FLOWS PVCF
0 1 -9,000,000       -9,000,000 (9,000,000)
1 0.90909 9600000 1,600,000 8,000,000 2,400,000  7,200,000 6,545,455
2 0.82645 9600000 1,280,000 8,320,000 2,496,000  7,104,000 5,871,074
3 0.75131 9600000 1,024,000 8,576,000 2,572,800  7,027,200 5,279,639
4 0.68301 9600000 819,200 8,780,800 2,634,240  6,965,760 4,757,708
5 0.62092 9600000 655,360 8,944,640 2,683,392  6,916,608 4,294,669
6 0.56447 9600000 524,288 9,075,712 2,722,714  6,877,286 3,882,049
7 0.51316 9600000 419,430 9,180,570 2,754,171  6,845,829 3,512,993
8 0.46651 9600000 335,544 9,264,456 2,779,337  6,820,663 3,181,890
9 0.42410 0 268,435 (268,435) (80,531)  (80,531) (34,153)
10 0.38554 541007 214,748 326,259 97,878  443,129 170,846
               
 b) NPV            28,462,170
prob rev probrev
0.55 15000000 8250000
0.45 5000000 2250000
    10500000
  cost 900000
  PBDT 9600000
DEPRECIATION TABLE @20% DBM  
YEAR AMOUNT
  8000000
1 1600000
  6400000
2 1280000
  5120000
3 1024000
  4096000
4 819200
  3276800
5 655360
  2621440
6 524288
  2097152
7 419430.4
  1677722
8 335544.3
  1342177
9 268435.5
  1073742
10 214748.4
asset value 858993.5
Scrap value 700000
CAPITAL LOSS 158993.5

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