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Capitalized Cost
The capitalized Cost of an asset is the sum of the first cost and present worth of
all future payments and replacements which are assumed to continue for a long
time of perpetual.
CC = Capitalized cost
FC= First cost
OM= Operation and maintenance cost
RC= Replacement Cost
SV= Salvage Value
i= interest rate
n=number of years/period
Common type of CC:
1.) First Cost = Perpetual and Maintenance Cost
CC = FC + for annual uniform payments
CC = FC + for uniform non-yearly(n>1) payments
2.) First Cost + PW of Perpetual Replacement Costs
CC = FC +
3.)First Cost + PW of Perpetual Replacement Costs + PW of OM
CC = FC + +
Problem 1:
Calculate the capitalized cost of an asset that initially costs 2,500,000 but
requires an annual maintenance cost of 20,000.00 in order for it to last longer.
Use i= 5.5%
Solution:
First cost (FC) = 2,500,000.00
Operation and maintenance Cost(OM) = 20,000.00
CC= 2,500,000 + P20k
Note: The 20,000 annual payment are perpetual
Therefore P = =
CC = 2,500,000 +
CC = 2,500,000 +
CC = 2,863,636.36 php
PROBLEM 2:
A hotel installed curtains on its windows including its rods at a total cost of 500,000.00. These curtain will be replaced every 4 years at a cost of 400,000.00 whilst the old
curtains can be sold at 50,000.00 upon replacement. Find the capitalized cost of these expenses if money is 4% yearly.
Solution: 400k
First Cost = 500,000.00 SV = 50,0000 A = 400,000 every 4 years
Consider the interest rate i= 4% per year
P5ok + CC = 500,000 +P400k
( 1 + yearly interest) = (1 + i n ) n
(1 + 4%) 4 = ( 1 + in )
in= 16.99% every 4 years
CC
500k
Psv + CC = FC + Prc
Where: P = CC = FC + Prc –Psv
CC =FC +
+ CC = 500,000 + CC = 500,000 +
Solution:
FC = 36,000,000
OM (1-5yrs) = 1,500,000
OM(6-20 yrs) = 2,500,000
SV = 3,000,000
Replacement Cost (RC) = FC (if there is no given RC)
n = 20 years
i =5% annually
CC1 = FC =36,000,000
Consider replacement cost (RC) and SV
CC2= = = 19,960,107.55
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= 25, 949,145.10
From the cash flow diagram there will be a single payment only
= = 20,331,834.18
OM = P1.5M + P2.5M
CC3 = OM +