Pro-Tecc Coating Co. (Reipsic, OH) considers acquiruing new equipment to be inst
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Pro-Tecc Coating Co. (Reipsic, OH) considers acquiruing new equipment to be installed in a recently added galvanizing line to meet rapidly increasing demand for the high quality galvanized steel. Mr. Rahulbhai, VP of Finance of the Pro-Tecc is not pretty sure if the new equipment would be profitable. So, Mr. Rahulbhai asks Mr. Pavan, a senior director of finance department to investigate into this decision problem. Mr. Pavan collects the following information:
*Cost of the equipment is $2,000,000.
*The equipment has an expected six-year life.
*The fixed capital will be depreciated as follows:
Year 1: 30 %, Year 2: 35%, Year 3: 20%, Year 4: 10%, Year 5: 5%, Year 6:0 %
*Incremental sales attributable to the new equipment are $1,200,000 in Year 1. They grow at a 25 percent annual rate for the next two years (i.e., years 2& 3) , and then grow at a 10 percent annual rate for the last three years (i.e., years 4,5, and 6).
*Incremental fixed cash operating expenses are $150,000 for Years 1-3 and $130,000 for Years 4-6.
*Incremental variable cash operting expenses are 45% of sales in Year 1, 40% of sales in Year 2, and 35% in Years 3-6.
*Pro-Tecc's marginal tax rate is 30 %.
*Pro-Tecc will sell the equipment for $150,000 when the project terminates.
*WACC= 12% (discount rate)
Required:
you will have to answer the following questions for Mr. Pavan.
*Calculate the cash flows for each year (Year 0-Year 6). Make sure to fill all cells in yellow and show all your calulations within the cells using the excel formula function.
*Calculate NPV of the equipment.
Explanation / Answer
1.Calculation of cash flows for year o to year 6 :
Working note :
Initial cash outlay = $2,000,000
Less:Salvage value= $150,000
Depreciable amount=$1,850,000
Cash flow in year 0 is $2000000
2) Calculation of Npv of proposal :
Net present value of equipement would be $1368500
Assumption :
Since it was not given depreciation is straight line method, we can calculate depreciation directly on 2000000 also,but as a sound business analyst we should calculate depreciation after deducting salvage value only because it is not declining balance method.
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