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Consider a project with the following cash flows: Year 0: -$1160 Year 1: $80 Year 2:...

Consider a project with the following cash flows:

Year 0: -$1160
Year 1: $80
Year 2: -$270
Year 3: $580
Year 4: $2290

What is the MIRR of the project if the WACC is 13% and the financing costs are 2% ?

Group of answer choices

22.23%

21.18%

23.27%

Solutions

Expert Solution

MIRR of the Project is 21.18%.

The Calcuation is as below:

MIRR = (FVCI/PVCO)1/n - 1
Where
FVCI =sum of future values of all net positive cash flows at the end of the project calculated at WACC
PVCO = Present Value of negative cash flows calculated at financing cost
n = is the number of periods
Future Value of Positive Cash flows
Year Cash Flow F.V. Factor till the end of Project Future Value
[Inflow/(outflow)] [@13 %] [Cash Flow*F.V. Factor]
1                                                         80 1.4429                                    115.43
3                                                       580 1.1300                                    655.40
4                                                   2,290 1.0000                                 2,290.00
Future Value of Cash Inflows @ WACC                                 3,060.83
Present Value of Negative Cash flows
Year Cash Flow P.V. Factor till the end of Project Future Value
[Inflow/(outflow)] [@2 %] [Cash Flow*F.V. Factor]
0                                                 (1,160) 1.0000                              (1,160.00)
2                                                     (270) 1.0404                                  (259.52)
                                             -  
Present Value of Cash Inflows @ Financing Rate                              (1,419.52)
MIRR = (FVCI/PVCO)1/n - 1
Where
FVCI =sum of future values of all net positive cash flows at the end of the project calculated at WACC
PVCO = Present Value of negative cash flows calculated at financing cost
n = is the number of periods
MIRR= (3060.83/1419.52)1/4 - 1
(2.1562)1/4 - 1
1.21178-1
0.21178 or Say 21.18%

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