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Question: What is the NPV and IRR using excel?

Expert Solution

NPV = 317,048,172.37

IRR = 62.90%

Note: Inspection cost of $1.5 million is a sunk cost so will not be considered in free cash flow calculation.

jeff jeffy answered 2 years ago

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