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6) Company is considering the purchase of a piece of equipment in '12. The projected cost...

6) Company is considering the purchase of a piece of equipment in '12.
The projected cost of the equipment is 50,000
The equipment will be depreciated via the MACRS - 5 year life
This equipment is expected to generate the following economics:
Revenue for first year will be          45,700
Revenue will increase by 1.0% per year thereafter
Expenses for first year will be          29,700
Expenses will decrease by 1.0% per year thereafter
Company's Capital Structure is as follows:
Bonds 50,000
Preferred Stock 75,000
Common Stock 0
Company will finance projects based on their historic approach.
Relevant financing information is as follows:
Bond Market rate in year - (2012) 5%
Company Tax Rate 35%
Preferred Stock Information
Sales Price 40.00
Dividend 2.35
Flotation Cost (Percentage) 4.0%
Common Stock Information
Sales Price 50.00
Flotation Cost (Percentage) 2%
Dividend History
Year Dividend
2009 0.98
2010 1.04
2011 1.12
Company will evaluate the first four years of cash flows only
1) Based on Payback criteria of 3 years - should the asset be purchased
2) Based on NPV - Hurdle rate of Cost of Capital plus 2% - should the asset be purchased
3) At what rate is the company indifferent
4) If the company financed solely with P/S, should the asset be purchased

Solutions

Expert Solution

1) Yes, the assets should be purchased

2) Yes, based on hurdle rate of 2%, the assets shlould be purchased

3) At 24% the company is indifferent

4) Yes, is the company is financed only with P/s, the asset should be purchased.

Note: Though Dividend declared by Company is given, the Capital structure currently has no Share Capital

Year 0 1 2 3 4
Initial Investment         (50,000)
Revenue          45,700          50,270          55,297          60,827
Expenses          29,700          26,730          24,057          21,651
Total incremental income          16,000          23,540          31,240          39,175
After Taxes Income (35%)          10,400          15,301          20,306          25,464
Depreciation Tax Shield            6,125            4,550            2,730            1,927
Total Cash Inflow/ ( Outflow)         (50,000)          16,525          19,851          23,036          27,391
Present Value Factor 2%                      1          0.9804          0.9612          0.9423          0.9238
Present Worth         (50,000)          16,201          19,080          21,707          25,305      32,293
IRR 24%
Pay Back Period 2.59
Present value factor 6% (only P/S)           1.0000          0.9434          0.8900          0.8396          0.7921
Present Worth         (50,000)          15,590          17,667          19,341          21,696      24,294
Calculation of Costs of Debt = 5*65% =3.25%
Costs of P/S = 2.35/(40*96%)= 6%

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