A Canadian firm is evaluating an investment in Indonesia. The project costs 580 billion Indonesian rupiah and it is expected to produce an income of 280 billion Indonesian rupiah a year in real terms for each of the next 3 years. The expected inflation rate in Indonesia is 11% per year and the firm estimates that an appropriate discount rate for the project would be about 5% above the risk-free rate of interest. Calculate the net present value of the project in dollars Assume a spot exchange rate of $.000112/Rupiah. The interest rate is about 15% in Indonesia and 4% in Canada (Round your enswer to 2 decimal pleces. Enter your answer in millions of Canedian dollors.) NPV of the project willion

A Canadian firm is evaluating an investment in Indonesia. The project costs 580 billion Indonesian rupiah and it is expected to produce an income of 280 billion Indonesian rupiah a year in real terms for each of the next 3 years. The expected inflation rate in Indonesia is 11% per year and the firm estimates that an appropriate discount rate for the project would be about 5% above the risk-free rate of interest. Calculate the net present value of the project in dollars Assume a spot exchange rate of $.000112/Rupiah. The interest rate is about 15% in Indonesia and 4% in Canada (Round your enswer to 2 decimal pleces. Enter your answer in millions of Canedian dollors.) NPV of the project willion

Intermediate Financial Management (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781337395083

Author:Eugene F. Brigham, Phillip R. Daves

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Chapter27: Multinational Financial Management

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