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Altima Ltd, a manufacturer of edible oils, is contemplating the purchase b. of a new oil...

  1. Altima Ltd, a manufacturer of edible oils, is contemplating the purchase b. of a new oil processing machine to replace the existing one. The existing machine was acquired two years ago at a cost of Shs.4,000,000. The useful life of this machine was originally expected to be five years with no salvage value, but after a critical analysis, the financial analyst has now estimated that the machine will have an economic life of 10 years with a salvage value of Shs.500,000.

The new machine is estimated to cost Shs.8,000,000 and Sh400,000 would be incurred in installing the machine. The new machine is estimated to have a useful life of 10 years. An expert in asset valuation estimates that the existing machine can be sold at Shs. 2,500,000 in the open market. The new machine is expected to lead to increased sales. To support the increased sales, debtors would increase by Shs. 320,000, stock by Shs.140,000 and creditors by Shs. 300,000.

The estimated profit before depreciation and tax over the next 10 years for the two machines is as given below:

Year

New Machine Shs.

Old Machine Shs

1

350,000

280,000

2

400,000

300,000

3

420,000

320,000

4

410,000

340,000

5

410,000

340,000

6

380,000

320,000

7

380,000

310,000

8

350,000

280,000

9

300,000

260,000

10

280,000

240,000

The company’s cost of capital is 10%. Corporation tax applicable is 30%. The company uses the straight line method of depreciation.

Required

  1. Initial investment required for replacement of the old machine.
  2. An evaluation of whether it is worthwhile to undertake the replacement ii. of the machine.

Solutions

Expert Solution

Q i) Initial investment = Cost of new machine + installation cost + working capital - after tax sale price of old machine

= 8,000,000 + 400,000 + (320,000 + 140,000 - 300,000) - 2,500,000 (1-0.30)

= 8,400,000 + 160,000 - 2,500,000 (0.70)

= 8,560,000 - 1,750,000

= 6,810,000

Q ii) Cash flow of new machine and npv

Years EBITDA (-)Depreciation EBT (+)Tax savings Net Profit (+)Depreciation Cashflow
1 350,000 (840,000) (490,000) 147,000 (343,000) 840,000 497,000
2 400,000 (840,000) (440,000) 132,000 (308,000) 840,000 532,000
3 420,000 (840,000) (420,000) 126,000 (294,000) 840,000 546,000
4 410,000 (840,000) (430,000) 129,000 (301,000) 840,000 539,000
5 410,000 (840,000) (430,000) 129,000 (301,000) 840,000 539,000
6 380,000 (840,000) (460,000) 138,000 (322,000) 840,000 518,000
7 380,000 (840,000) (460,000) 138,000 (322,000) 840,000 518,000
8 350,000 (840,000) (490,000) 147,000 (343,000) 840,000 497,000
9 300,000 (840,000) (540,000) 162,000 (378,000) 840,000 462,000
10 280,000 (840,000) (560,000) 168,000 (392,000) 840,000 448,000

Working notes:-

Depreciation= 8,400,000 / 10 = 840,000

Using financial calculator to calculate NPV

Inputs: C0= -6,810,000

   C1= 497,000 frequency=1

C2= 532,000. frequency= 1

   C3= 546,000. Frequency= 1

   C4= 539,000. Frequency= 2

   C5= 518,000. Frequency= 2

C6= 497,000. Frequency= 1

C7= 462,000. Frequency= 1

C8= 448,000. Frequency= 1

I= 10%

Npv= compute

We get, Npv of the new machine as -3,646,749.61

Cash flow of old machine and Npv

Years EBITDA (-)Depreciation EBT (+)Tax Savings Net profit (+)Depreciation Cashflow
1 280,000 (350,000) (70,000) 21,000 (49,000) 350,000 301,000
2 300,000 (350,000) (50,000) 15,000 (35,000) 350,000 315,000
3 320,000 (350,000) (30,000) 9,000 (21,000) 350,000 329,000
4 340,000 (350,000) (10,000) 3,000 (7,000) 350,000 347,000
5 340,000 (350,000) (10,000) 3,000 (7,000) 350,000 347,000
6 320,000 (350,000) (30,000) 9,000 (21,000) 350,000 329,000
7 310,000 (350,000) (40,000) 12,000 (28,000) 350,000 322,000
8 280,000 (350,000) (70,000) 21,000 (49,000) 350,000 301,000
9 260,000 (350,000) (90,000) 27,000 (63,000) 350,000 287,000
10 240,000 (350,000) (110,000) 33,000 (77,000) 350,000 273,000

Working note:-

Depreciation= 4,000,000 - 500,000 / 10

= 3,500,000 / 10

= 350,000

Using financial calculator to calculate the Npv

Inputs: C0= -4,000,000

C1= 301,000. Frequency= 1

C2= 315,000. Frequency= 1

C3= 329,000. Frequency= 1

C4= 347,000. Frequency= 2

C5= 329,000. Frequency= 1

C6= 322,000. Frequency= 1

C7= 301,000. Frequency= 1

C8= 287,000. Frequency= 1

C9= 273,000. Frequency= 1

I= 10%

Npv= compute

We get, Npv of old machine as -2,048,048.23

As the Npv of the new machine is more negative than old machine , we shiuld not replace it.


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