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Analysis for acceptance/ rejection of Trial order for manufacturing 250 Vending Machines_Analysis in Short-Run
Particulars Material Cost Labour & Overheads for manufacturing Labour & Overheads for Assembly Electroplating Change giving mechanism Total Variable Cost Selling Price Labour for tooling Royalty Contribution Opportunity cost of inhouse tooling (Including material & other Investments) Total Contribution Available YEAR 1 (Trial order for selling Machines) Total Contribution (1680-332.17-84)*250 Amount Expected to be recovered by the end of Year 1 (or by selling 250 machines) Amount Expected to be recovered from further sales of machines (in next year) Amount (`) 58.31 67.31 25.30 92.25 89.00 332.17 1680 0 84.00 1263.83 419000 315958
YEAR 2 (Possible Scenarios) Scenario 1: 750 Machines @ Rs. 1680 Contribution Amount Need to be recovered Surplus after full recovery on 'Investments along with desired profits' Scenario 2: 600 Machines @ Rs. 1400 Contribution Amount Need to be recovered Surplus after full recovery on 'Investments along with desired profits' 947873 224211 723662
Scenario 3: 450 Machines @ Rs. 1200 Contribution Amount Need to be recovered Surplus after full recovery on 'Investments along with desired profits' Scenario 4: 300 Machines @ Rs. 1100 Contribution Amount Need to be recovered Surplus after full recovery on 'Investments along with desired profits' Scenario 5: 150 Machines @ Rs. 1100 Contribution Amount Need to be recovered Surplus after full recovery on 'Investments along with desired profits' Scenario 6: No Machine Sold Contribution Amount Need to be recovered Surplus after full recovery on 'Investments along with desired profits'
0 186843 -186843
From the above analysis, it may be noted that the company can lose a maximum of Rs. 1,86,843 in the worst scenario when it does not receive any order for further supply. However, the possibility of such a scenario is meager given the first mover's advantage; it would be worth to take this risk given the strong profit position of the company.
Please Note: The scenarios made are arbitrary in nature; one can always come out with other scenarios within the range of 0-750 machines by varying prices from Rs. 1033 to 1680 per machine.
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Analysis for Determining the Price of Vending Machines need to be quoted for Long-Run Deals/ Supply of Machines (April 01, 1966-March 31, 2010)
Particulars Material Cost Labour & Overheads for manufacturing Labour & Overheads for Assembly Electroplating Change giving mechanism Total Variable Cost Royalty Fixed cost(618145/2000) Expected Return (PBT)@20% p.a. Total Cost in Long Run Total Investment along with returns to be recovered (assuming 4 years period) YEAR 3-7 One Possible Scenario (Conservative) Scenario : 2500 Machines @ Rs. 1200 (Assuming that he could sell 450 Machines in Year 2) Surplus from the machines manufactured using tools made in the beginning for Trial Orders Surplus from the machines manufactured using fresh tools Surplus after full recovery on 'Investments along with desired profits' (Based on Full Costs) 769275 -155303 613972 1183500 318097 Amount (`) 58.31 224.37 84.32 92.25 89.00 548.25 51.63 309.07 123.63 1032.58 865403
4.55 4.5 4.4 4.38 4.38 4.442 22.21 20.7025 20.25 19.36 19.1844 19.1844 572.1669 x2 4.78
4.75 4.7 4.69 4.65 4.65 4.688 23.44 22.5625 22.09 21.9961 21.6225 21.6225
4.94 4.9 4.85 4.85 4.85 4.878 24.39 24.4036 24.01 23.5225 23.5225 23.5225
4.95 4.91 4.85 4.82 4.8 4.866 24.33 24.5025 24.1081 23.5225 23.2324 23.04
cf 119.49 571.1144
493.2841 98.65682
1.052496
t2 549.4336 594.8721 591.9489 631.0144 2860.553 572.1106 109.8867 118.9744 118.3898 126.2029 114.4221 0.996216 0.996216