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NPV and IRR and Cashflows of Finite Projects Company XYZ decides to invest in a $25,000,000...

  1. NPV and IRR and Cashflows of Finite Projects

Company XYZ decides to invest in a $25,000,000 project. The company will finance the project with 50% debt and 50% equity. The term of the loan is interest only, compounded annually, 5%, and over 5 years. The project will allow the company to produce and sell an additional 100,000 widgets at $130 a widget. The cost of producing each widget is 50% of revenue. Furthermore, the project will fully depreciate in 5 years on a straight-line basis and the project will end. The tax rate is 21%

  1. What is 1st year CF to equity holders?
  2. What is the 5th year CF to equity holders?
  3. What is the IRR?
  4. If the company’s required rate on this project is 10%, what is the NPV?
  5. Would you accept it?

Please show the works in detail on Excel Sheet ( with Formulas ). Thank you so much!!

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Year 0 1 2 3 4 5
1.Initial Investment -25000000
2.Incremental units sold 100000 100000 100000 100000 100000
3.Revenues at $ 130/unit 13000000 13000000 13000000 13000000 13000000
4.Costs at (130*50%)/unit -6500000 -6500000 -6500000 -6500000 -6500000
5.Depn.(st.line) -5000000 -5000000 -5000000 -5000000 -5000000
6.EBIT( sum 3 to 5) 1500000 1500000 1500000 1500000 1500000
7.Tax at 21% -315000 -315000 -315000 -315000 -315000
8.NOPAT(6+7) 1185000 1185000 1185000 1185000 1185000
9.Add Back: depn.(line 5) 5000000 5000000 5000000 5000000 5000000
10.Operating Cash flows(8+9) 6185000 6185000 6185000 6185000 6185000
11.Total annual FCFFs(1+10) -25000000 6185000 6185000 6185000 6185000 6185000
12.After-tax interest on debt(12500000*5%*(1-21%)) -493750 -493750 -493750 -493750 -493750
13.New debt/Debt repayment 12500000 -12500000
14.Cash flow to Equityholders(FCFE)(sum 11 to 13) -12500000 5691250 5691250 5691250 5691250 -6808750
15. PV F at 10%(1/1.1^ Yr.n) 1 0.90909 0.82645 0.75131 0.68301 0.62092
16.PV of FCFs at 10%(11*15) -25000000 5622727 5111570 4646882 4224438 3840398.4
17. NPV of FCFs at 10%(sum of line 16) -1553984
(value of the company)
17.a.IRR of FCFFs (line 11) 7.54%
The project cannot be accepted, as NPV of the FCFFs is NEGATIVE & IRR , 7.54% < reqd. ROR, 10%
18. PV of FCFEs at 10%(14*15) -12500000 5173864 4703512 4275920 3887200 -4227698
19.NPV of FCFEs(sum of line 18) 1312799
(Value of Equity)
19.a.IRR oF FCFEs (line 14) 17.04%
Answers:
1st year CF to equity holders 5691250
5th year CF to equity holders -6808750
What is the IRR (for the co. as a whole) 7.54%
NPV at the company's required rate of return,10% -1553984
Would you accept it NO
Note: Lines, 12, 13, 14 18, 19 & 19.a. done to show cash flow to equity holders , ie. FCFE
0 1 2 3 4 5
-25000000
100000 100000 100000 100000 100000
=D5*130 =E5*130 =F5*130 =G5*130 =H5*130
=D5*-130*50% =E5*-130*50% =F5*-130*50% =G5*-130*50% =H5*-130*50%
=C3/5 =D8 =E8 =F8 =G8
=SUM(D6:D8) =SUM(E6:E8) =SUM(F6:F8) =SUM(G6:G8) =SUM(H6:H8)
=D9*-21% =E9*-21% =F9*-21% =G9*-21% =H9*-21%
=D9+D10 =E9+E10 =F9+F10 =G9+G10 =H9+H10
=-D8 =-E8 =-F8 =-G8 =-H8
=D11+D12 =E11+E12 =F11+F12 =G11+G12 =H11+H12
=C3+C13 =D3+D13 =E3+E13 =F3+F13 =G3+G13 =H3+H13
=-(12500000*5%*(1-21%)) =-(12500000*5%*(1-21%)) =-(12500000*5%*(1-21%)) =-(12500000*5%*(1-21%)) =-(12500000*5%*(1-21%))
12500000 -12500000
=SUM(C15:C17) =SUM(D15:D17) =SUM(E15:E17) =SUM(F15:F17) =SUM(G15:G17) =SUM(H15:H17)
=1/1.1^ C2 =1/1.1^ D2 =1/1.1^ E2 =1/1.1^ F2 =1/1.1^ G2 =1/1.1^ H2
=C15*C20 =D15*D20 =E15*E20 =F15*F20 =G15*G20 =H15*H20
=SUM(C21:H21)
=IRR(C15:H15)
=C18*C20 =D18*D20 =E18*E20 =F18*F20 =G18*G20 =H18*H20
=SUM(C28:H28)
=IRR(C18:H18)

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