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Years |
Cash Flow |
Project's year 0 net cash flow |
-$25,40,000 |
Project's year 1 net cash flow |
$11,59,750 |
Project's year 2 net cash flow |
$11,59,750 |
Project's year 3 net cash flow |
$16,01,750 |
Calculate of Annual Cash Flow
Annual Sales |
$21,20,000 |
Less : Costs |
$745,000 |
Less: Depreciation [$22,80,000/ 3 Years] |
$760,000 |
Net Income Before Tax |
$615,000 |
Less : Tax at 35% |
$215,250 |
Net Income After Tax |
$399,750 |
Add Back : Depreciation |
$760,000 |
Annual Cash Flow |
$11,59,750 |
Year 0 Cash outflow
Year 0 Cash outflow = Initial Investment + Working Capital
= $22,80,000 + $260,000
= $25,40,000
Year 1 Cash Flow = $11,59,750
Year 2 Cash Flow = $11,59,750
Year 3 Cash Flow = Annual Cash flow + Working Capital + Market Value after tax
= $11,59,750 + $260,000 + [$280,000 x (1 – 0.35)]
= $11,59,750 + $260,000 + $182,000
= $16,01,750
(b)-Net Present Value (NPV) of the Project
Year |
Annual Cash Flow ($) |
Present Value factor at 15% |
Present Value of Cash Flow ($) |
1 |
11,59,750 |
0.86956522 |
10,08,478.26 |
2 |
11,59,750 |
0.75614367 |
8,76,937.62 |
3 |
16,01,750 |
0.65751623 |
10,53,176.63 |
TOTAL |
29,38,592.50 |
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Net Present Value (NPV) = Present Value of annual cash inflows – Initial Investment
= $29,38,592.50 - $25,40,000
= $3,98,592.50
“Net Present Value (NPV) = $3,98,592.50”
DECISION
YES. The firm should accept the Project, since the Net Present Value of the Project is Positive $3,98,592.50.
NOTE
The Formula for calculating the Present Value Factor is [1/(1 + r)n], Where “r” is the Discount/Interest Rate and “n” is the number of years.