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Qaisar Shahzad
SUBMITTED TO:
Dr. Haroon Hussain Sb.
ROLL NO:
(MCOF19M008)
SUBJECT:
Corporate Finance
PROGRAM:
M.COM 3rd
ABC Company is considering the replacement of old machine that is 3 three years
old with a new, more efficient machine. The two old machines could be sold
currently for a total of $75,000 in the secondary market, but they would have a
zero final salvage value if held to the end of their remaining useful life. Their
original depreciable basis totalled $320,000. They have a depreciated tax book
value of $86,400, and a remaining useful life of eight years. MACRS depreciation
is used on these machines, and they are five-year property class assets.
The new machine can be purchased and installed for $500,000. It has a useful life
of eight years, at the end of which a salvage value of $70,000 is expected. The
machine falls into the five-year property class for accelerated cost recovery
(depreciation) purposes. Owing to its greater efficiency, the new machine is
expected to result in incremental annual operating savings of $170,000 (10 percent
inflation in cash flows is expected). The company’s corporate tax rate is 40
percent, and if a loss occurs in any year on the project, it is assumed that the
company can offset the loss against other company income.
Electricity cost may reduce by 800 units per year where per unit electricity cost is
3$ per unit. However, this cost saving will decrease by 100 units per year.
SOLUTION
5 Years MACRS = 20 %, 32%, 19.2%, 11.52 %, 11.52 %, 5.76%
= 426,300 $
438,800 $
(11400*40/100)
The company has decided to finance this project by borrowing 30 percent of funds
required
by borrowing 30 percent of funds required at 12 percent. Likewise, 30 percent of
funds
required are raised by issuing preference shares at 13 percent.
Remaining funds would be acquired by issuing common stock. The 6 months
Treasury bill rate is 10 percent and market required rate of return is 18 percent.
The beta for the ABC company stock is 1.2;
you are required to estimate the incremental net cash flows and decide the
acceptance/rejection of this project by applying relevant capital budgeting
techniques.
Years
1. 128,198 $
2. 161,681 $
3. 153,827 $
4. 157,362 $
5. 164,158 $
6. 166,762 $
7. 170,860 $
8. 242,150 $
WACC = (Wd)(Kd)(1-t)+(Wp)(Kp)+(We)(Ke)
= (0.3)(0.12)(1-40%)+(.30)(0.13)+(0.4)(19.6%)
= 0.139
= 13.9 %
CAPM = Rf+b(Rm-Rf)
= 10%+1.2(18%-10%)
= 19.6 %
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
PV of Inflow = 750976
C. INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN ( IRR)
At 35 %:
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
= .139+[(.35-.139)(316736-0)/(316736+33653)]
= 32.97 %
D. PROFITABILITY INDEX
= 750976/434240
= 1.72940
PROJECT SUMMARY
1. Macrs rates
= 20.00%, .32%, 19.20%, 11.52%, 11.52%,5.76 %
3. CAPM
19.6%
4. WACC
13.9%
5. NPV
= 316736
6.IRR
= 32%
7. Profitability index
= 1.72
8. Pay back period
= 2.93 year
PROJECT IS ACCEPTED