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Cash Payback Period, Net Present Value Method, and Analysis Elite Apparel Inc. i

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Question

Cash Payback Period, Net Present Value Method, and Analysis

Elite Apparel Inc. is considering two investment projects. The estimated net cash flows from each project are as follows:

Each project requires an investment of $198,000. A rate of 20% has been selected for the net present value analysis.

Required:

1a. Compute the cash payback period for each project.

1b. Compute the net present value. Use the present value of $1 table above. If required, round to the nearest dollar.

2. Because of the timing of the receipt of the net cash flows, the (Plant expansion/ or retail store expansion?? offers a higher .(Net present value or net cash flow??

Year Plant Expansion Retail Store Expansion 1 $109,000 $91,000 2 89,000 107,000 3 77,000 73,000 4 70,000 51,000 5 21,000 44,000 Total $366,000 $366,000

Explanation / Answer

using cash payback period

Initial investment

$ 198,000.00

plant expansion

year

cash flow

cumulative cash flow

1

$ 109,000.00

$                   109,000.00

2

$    89,000.00

$                   198,000.00

3

$    77,000.00

$                   275,000.00

Retail store expansion

year

cash flow

cumulative cash flow

1

$    91,000.00

$                     91,000.00

2

$ 107,000.00

$                   198,000.00

3

$    73,000.00

$                   271,000.00

cash payback period

2 years

From the above,

Cash payback period

Plant expansion

2 years

Retail store expansion

2 years

1.b solution

Under net present value,

Plant expansion:

year

cash flow(a)

Present value factor@20%(b)

Present value(axb)

1

$ 109,000.00

0.833

$                     90,797.00

2

$    89,000.00

0.694

$                     61,766.00

3

$    77,000.00

0.579

$                     44,583.00

4

$    70,000.00

0.482

$                     33,740.00

5

$    21,000.00

0.402

$                       8,442.00

Present value of net cash flow total

$                   239,328.00

Retail store expansion

year

cash flow(a)

Present value factor@20%(b)

Present value(axb)

1

$    91,000.00

0.833

$                 75,803.00

2

$ 107,000.00

0.694

$                 74,258.00

3

$    73,000.00

0.579

$                 42,267.00

4

$    51,000.00

0.482

$                 24,582.00

5

$    44,000.00

0.402

$                 17,688.00

Present value of net cash flow total

$              234,598.00

Plant expansion

Retail store expansion

Present value of net cash flow total

$ 239,328.00

$                                    234,598.00

Less amount to be invested

$ 198,000.00

$                                    198,000.00

Net present value(a-b)

$    41,328.00

$                                      36,598.00

2.ans

From the above plant expansion offers a higher net present value/ net cash flow than retail store expansion.

using cash payback period

Initial investment

$ 198,000.00

plant expansion

year

cash flow

cumulative cash flow

1

$ 109,000.00

$                   109,000.00

2

$    89,000.00

$                   198,000.00

3

$    77,000.00

$                   275,000.00

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