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Bauer Industries is a truck manufacturer. Management is currently evaluating a proposal to develop a new...

Bauer Industries is a truck manufacturer. Management is currently evaluating a proposal to develop a new truck model. The company decided to start targeting urban females as potential truck owners. The life of this project is estimated at 3 years. Management has calculated that the costs of building another factory line equal $60,000,000, which will be depreciated using a straight line schedule over 10 years. The company will incur design and engineering costs of another $5,000,000 in year 0. The manufacturer expects a working capital contribution of $15,000,000 to build necessary inventory in year 0. Bauer expects to sell 6,000 trucks at a wholesale price of $60,000 in year 1. Revenue is expected to increase by 15% year-over-year in following years. Costs of goods sold are estimated at 40% of truck sales. Selling, general and administrative expenses equal to 20% of truck sales every year. Assume the tax rate of 35% and cost of capital of 10%. Hint: do not include depreciation in years 4 through 10 in the calculation of project’s NPV.

E. Bauer estimated that 3% of the customers potentially interested in purchasing one of the existing truck models will buy a new truck instead. On average, Bauer sells 50,000 trucks for a wholesale price of $55,000. Assume cost of goods sold is estimated at 40% of truck sales. Calculate the NPV of this project

F. Assume that after the life of the project Bauer plans to liquidate the factory line and estimates the proceeds to be around $25,000,000. Calculate the NPV of this project

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Solution E Tax rate 35%
Calculation of annual depreciation
Depreciation Year-1 Year-2 Year-3 Total
Cost (60+5) $   65,000,000 $   65,000,000 $   65,000,000
Dep Rate (1/10) 10.00% 10.00% 10.00%
Depreciation Cost * Dep rate $     6,500,000 $     6,500,000 $     6,500,000 $   19,500,000
Calculation of after-tax salvage value
Cost of machine $   65,000,000
Depreciation $   19,500,000
WDV Cost less accumulated depreciation $   45,500,000
Sale price
Profit/(Loss) Sale price less WDV ($45,500,000)
Tax Profit/(Loss)*tax rate ($15,925,000)
Sale price after-tax Sale price less tax $15,925,000
Calculation of lost contribution
Year-1 Year-2 Year-3
No of units-3% of 50000                1,500                1,500                1,500
Selling price $          55,000 $          55,000 $          55,000
Operating cost-40% $          22,000 $          22,000 $          22,000
Sale $   82,500,000 $   82,500,000 $   82,500,000
Less: Operating Cost $   33,000,000 $   33,000,000 $   33,000,000
Contribution $   49,500,000 $   49,500,000 $   49,500,000
Calculation of annual operating cash flow
Year-1 Year-2 Year-3
No of units                6,000                6,900                7,935
Selling price $          60,000 $          60,000 $          60,000
Operating cost-40% $          24,000 $          24,000 $          24,000
Sale $360,000,000 $414,000,000 $476,100,000
Less: Operating Cost $144,000,000 $165,600,000 $190,440,000
Contribution $216,000,000 $248,400,000 $285,660,000
Less: General & Admin cost @ 20% $   72,000,000 $   82,800,000 $   95,220,000
Less: Contribution lost on old trucks $   49,500,000 $   49,500,000 $   49,500,000
Less: Depreciation $     6,500,000 $     6,500,000 $     6,500,000
Profit before tax (PBT) $   88,000,000 $109,600,000 $134,440,000
Tax@35% PBT*Tax rate $   30,800,000 $   38,360,000 $   47,054,000
Profit After Tax (PAT) PBT - Tax $   57,200,000 $   71,240,000 $   87,386,000
Add Depreciation PAT + Dep $     6,500,000 $     6,500,000 $     6,500,000
Cash Profit after-tax $   63,700,000 $   77,740,000 $   93,886,000
Calculation of NPV
10.00%
Year Capital Working capital Operating cash Annual Cash flow PV factor, 1/(1+r)^time Present values
0 $     (65,000,000) $     (15,000,000) $      (80,000,000)            1.0000 $     (80,000,000)
1 $   63,700,000 $        63,700,000            0.9091 $       57,909,091
2 $   77,740,000 $        77,740,000            0.8264 $       64,247,934
3 $       15,925,000 $       15,000,000 $   93,886,000 $      124,811,000            0.7513 $       93,772,352
Net Present Value $     135,929,376
Solution F
Calculation of after-tax salvage value
Cost of machine $   65,000,000
Depreciation $   19,500,000
WDV Cost less accumulated depreciation $   45,500,000
Sale price $   25,000,000
Profit/(Loss) Sale price less WDV ($20,500,000)
Tax Profit/(Loss)*tax rate $   (7,175,000)
Sale price after-tax Sale price less tax $   32,175,000
Calculation of NPV
10.00%
Year Capital Working capital Operating cash Annual Cash flow PV factor, 1/(1+r)^time Present values
0 $     (65,000,000) $     (15,000,000) $      (80,000,000)            1.0000 $     (80,000,000)
1 $   63,700,000 $        63,700,000            0.9091 $       57,909,091
2 $   77,740,000 $        77,740,000            0.8264 $       64,247,934
3 $       32,175,000 $       15,000,000 $   93,886,000 $      141,061,000            0.7513 $     105,981,217
Net Present Value $     148,138,242

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