EBK CORPORATE FINANCE
EBK CORPORATE FINANCE
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ISBN: 8220102798878
Author: Ross
Publisher: YUZU
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Chapter 6, Problem 36QP
Summary Introduction

To determine: Bid price.

Capital Budgeting:

Decision related to the investment for the long run is called capital budgeting. Capital budgeting includes the investment in the heavy machinery and information technology.

Net Present Value(NPV):

The net present value is differential amount between the net cash inflow from future investments and net cash outflow in the form of cost that the company has to pay at present as initial cost of the investment.

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Given,

Cost of the investment is 145,000,000.

Estimated life of the investment is 4 year.

Selling price of the project is $435.

Labor cost is 16.25 per hour.

Labor cost is increased by 2%.

Energy cost per physical unit is $3.80.

Energy cost is increased by 3%.

Inflation rate is 5%.

Tax rate is 34%.

Discount rate is 4%.

Formula to calculate the Net present value,

EBK CORPORATE FINANCE, Chapter 6, Problem 36QP , additional homework tip  1

Working notes:

Calculate the depreciation for the 1st year,

Depreciation=InvestmentEstimatedlife×11+Inflationrate=$145,000,0004years×1(1+0.05)=$36,250,000×0.952=$34,510,000

Calculate the depreciation for the 2nd year,

Depreciation=InvestmentEstimatedlife×1(1+Inflationrate)2=$145,000,0004years×1(1+0.05)2=$36,250,000×0.907=$32,878,750

Calculate the depreciation for the 3rd year,

Depreciation=InvestmentEstimatedlife×1(1+Inflationrate)3=$145,000,0004years×1(1+0.05)3=$36,250,000×0.864=$31,320,000

Calculate the depreciation for the 4th year,

Depreciation=InvestmentEstimatedlife×1(1+Inflationrate)4=$145,000,0004years×1(1+0.05)4=$36,250,000×0.823=$29,833,750

Calculate the labor cost per hour for 2 years,

Loborcost=(Year1laborcost×growthrate)+Year1laborcost =($16.25×0.02)+$16.25=$0.325+$16.25=$16.58

Calculate the labor cost per hour for 3 years,

Loborcost=(Year2laborcost×Growthrate)+Year1laborcost=($16.58×0.02)+$16.25=$0.3316+$16.58=$16.91

Calculate the labor cost per hour for 4 years,

Loborcost=(Year3laborcost×growthrate)+Year1laborcost=($16.91×0.02)+$16.25=$0.3382+$16.58=$17.25

Calculate the energy cost for the 2 years,

Energycost=Year1energycost+(Year1energycost×Growthrate)=$3.80+($3.80×3%)=$3.91

Calculate the energy cost for the 3 years,

Energycost=Year2energycost+(Year2energycost×Growthrate)=$3.91+($3.91×3%)=$4.03

Calculate the energy cost for the 4 years,

Energycost=Year3energycost+(Year3energycost×Growthrate)=$4.03+($4.03×3%)=$4.15

EBK CORPORATE FINANCE, Chapter 6, Problem 36QP , additional homework tip  2

Conclusion

Hence, net present value of the project is $22,418,247.

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