The document summarizes a capital budgeting analysis for an investment with an initial cost of $3 million and annual net cash flows of $900,000 for 5 years. It calculates the net present value of the investment as $17,700 by discounting the annual cash flows at 15% and subtracting the initial cost. It also notes that the simple rate of return is 10% and that since the NPV is positive, the investment should be accepted.
The document summarizes a capital budgeting analysis for an investment with an initial cost of $3 million and annual net cash flows of $900,000 for 5 years. It calculates the net present value of the investment as $17,700 by discounting the annual cash flows at 15% and subtracting the initial cost. It also notes that the simple rate of return is 10% and that since the NPV is positive, the investment should be accepted.
The document summarizes a capital budgeting analysis for an investment with an initial cost of $3 million and annual net cash flows of $900,000 for 5 years. It calculates the net present value of the investment as $17,700 by discounting the annual cash flows at 15% and subtracting the initial cost. It also notes that the simple rate of return is 10% and that since the NPV is positive, the investment should be accepted.
Student Number : 201080767 Lecture Time : 11-12:30 The solution is as the following: 1) Initial Investment = $3,000,000 Net Operating Income = $300,000 Add: Depreciation = $600,000 Net Annual Cash Flow = $900,000 (15%) pv factor 1- $900,000 0.870 $783,000 2- $900,000 0.756 $680,,400 3- 900,000 0.658 $592,200 4- $900,000 0.572 $514,800 5- $900,000 0.497 $447,300 Total ($3,017,700) Pv of net annual cash flows ($3,015,900) - Intial investment ($3,000,000) Net present value = $17,700 2. the simple rate of return would be: annual incemantl net income simplerate of return= intial investment
300,000/3,000,000 = 10%
3. nvp is positive this investment should be taken by derrick