In: Finance
Solution
A) Given,
Initial Cash Outlay = $5,500,000
Net cash inflow = $900,000
Term (n) = 7 Years
Discount rate (r) = 8%
Therefore, to find out the Net Present Value we have to find out the Present Value of Net Cash Inflow first.
Present Value of Net Cash Inflow = Net Cash Inflow x
(PVAFr,n)
Or, $900,000 x (PVAF8%,7)
Now, (PVAF8%,7) = {1 - [1 / (1 + 0.08)7]} / 0.08
= (1 - 0.5835) / 0.08 [1 / (1 + 0.08)7 = 0.5835 (Approx.)]
= 0.4165 / 0.08
= 5.2063 (Approx.)
Therefore, Present Value of Net Cash Inflow = $900,000 x
5.2063
= $4,685,670
Therefore, Net Present Value = Present Value of Net Cash Inflow
- Initial Cash Outflow
= $4,685,670 - $5,500,000
= $(814,330)
Answer: Net Present Value using 8% discount rate = $(814,330)
B) Given,
Initial Outlay = $9,500,000
Annual Net cash flow = $4,000,000
Salvage Value = $900,000
Term (n) = 7 Years
Discount Rate (r) = 10%
Now, NPV will be calculated as follows = Present Value of Annual
cash flows + Present Value of Salvage Value - Initial Cash
Outflow
= [Annual Cash Flow x (PVAFr,n)] + {Salvage value x (PVIFr,n)] -
Initial Cash Outflow
Now, we need to calculate (PVAF10%,7) as follows,
(PVAF10%,7) = {1 - [1 / (1 + 0.10)7]} / 0.10
= (1 - 0.5132) / 0.10 [1 / (1 + 0.10)7 or (PVIF10%,7) =
0.5132 (Approx.)]
= 0.4868 / 0.10
= 4.868 (Approx.)
Therefore, NPV = [Annual Cash Flow x (PVAFr,n)] + {Salvage value
x (PVIFr,n)] - Initial Cash Outflow
= [$4,000,000 x (PVAF10%,7)] + [$900,000 x (PVIF10%,7)] -
$9,500,000
= ($4,000,000 x 4.868) + ($900,000 x 0.5132) - $9,500,000
= $19,472,000 + $461,880 - $9,500,000
= $10,433,880
Answer: Net Present Value using 10% discount rate = $10,433,880
C) Given,
Initial Outlay = $95,000
Net Cash Inflow = $19,000
Term (n) = 11 Years
(1) Given, Discount Rate (r) = 9%,
So, NPV = [Annual Cash Flow x (PVAFr,n)] - Initial Cash Outflow
Now, we need to calculate (PVAF9%,11) as follows,
(PVAF9%,11) = {1 - [1 / (1 + 0.09)11]} / 0.09
= (1 - 0.3875) / 0.09 [1 / (1 + 0.09)11 = 0.3875 (Approx.)]
= 0.6125 / 0.09
= 6.8056 (Approx.)
Therefore, NPV = [Annual Cash Flow x (PVAFr,n)] - Initial Cash
Outflow
= [$19,000 x (PVAF9%,11)] - $95,000
= ($19,000 x 6.8056) - $95,000
= $129,306.40 - $95,000
= $34,306.40
Answer: Net Present Value using 9% discount rate = $34,306.40
(2)
Given, Discount Rate (r) = 13%,
So, NPV = [Annual Cash Flow x (PVAFr,n)] - Initial Cash Outflow
Now, we need to calculate (PVAF13%,11) as follows,
(PVAF13%,11) = {1 - [1 / (1 + 0.13)11]} / 0.13
= (1 - 0.2607) / 0.13 [1 / (1 + 0.13)11 = 0.2607 (Approx.)]
= 0.7393 / 0.13
= 5.6869 (Approx.)
Therefore, NPV = [Annual Cash Flow x (PVAFr,n)] - Initial Cash
Outflow
= [$19,000 x (PVAF13%,11)] - $95,000
= ($19,000 x 5.6869) - $95,000
= $108,051.10 - $95,000
= $13,051.10
Answer: Net Present Value using 13% discount rate = $13,051.10
(3) Given,
Initial Outlay = $95,000
Annual Cash Flow = $19,000
At IRR, Initial Outlay = Present Value of Annual Cash Flow
Or, Initial Outlay = Annual Cash Flow x (PVAFr,11)
Or, 95000 = 19000 x (PVAFr,11)
Or, (PVAFr,11) = 95000 / 19000
Or, (PVAFr,11) = 5
Therefore, at the PVAF table, we have to find out at which rate (PVAFr,11) = 5 given as below,
10% | 11% | 12% | 13% | 14% | 15% | 16% | 17% | 18% | 19% | 20% | |
11 Years | 6.495061 | 6.206515 | 5.937699 | 5.686941 | 5.452733 | 5.233712 | 5.028644 | 4.836413 | 4.656005 | 4.4865 | 4.32706 |
PVAF = 5 shall fall between 16% to 17%. Therefore, using interpolation,
(r - 16) / (17 - 16) = (5 - 5.028644) / (4.836413 -
5.028644)
Or, (r - 16) = 0.028644 / 0.192231
Or, r - 16 = 0.149 (Approx.)
Or, r = 16.149
Answer: The Internal rate of return of the project = 16.149%