rizona Company is considering an investment in new machinery. The annual incremental profits/(losses) relating to the investment are estimated to be:                                   $’000 Year 1                         (11) Year 2                         3 Year 3                         34 Year 4                         47 Year 5                         8   Investment at the start of the project would be $175,000. The investment sum, assuming nil disposal value after five years, would be written off using the straight-line method. The depreciation has been included in the profit estimates above, which should be assumed to arise at each year end.     Required:   A         Compute the net cash flow for each of the five years.                                      Calculate the net present value (NPV) of the investment at a discount rate of 10% per annum (the company’s required rate of return)

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Arizona Company is considering an investment in new machinery. The annual incremental profits/(losses) relating to the investment are estimated to be:

                                  $’000

Year 1                         (11)

Year 2                         3

Year 3                         34

Year 4                         47

Year 5                         8

 

Investment at the start of the project would be $175,000. The investment sum, assuming nil disposal value after five years, would be written off using the straight-line method. The depreciation has been included in the profit estimates above, which should be assumed to arise at each year end.

 

 

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A         Compute the net cash flow for each of the five years.                                   

 

  1. Calculate the net present value (NPV) of the investment at a discount rate of 10% per annum (the company’s required rate of return) 

Discount factors at 10% are:

Year 1 0.909

Year 2 0.826

Year 3 0.751

Year 4 0.683

Year 5 0.621

 

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