and the IRR is lower than the rate of return. On the other hand, project B has a positive NPV and…
For Super Project, I calculated a positive NPV of $70M, an IRR of 12% (with WACC=10%) and a payback recovery of 6.7 years against a 10 year required payback. Those three factors tell me to accept the project. A positive NPV will result in profitability over the 10 year period, a positive EVA, & positive MVA. A positive IRR indicates we will be earning more than we are paying for the project and it will increase shareholder’s wealth. However, sensitivity analysis showed me that our NPV and IRR have steep slopes (extremely sensitive) which could change my decision. If WACC increased, the NPV could become negative meaning outflows exceed inflows (not profitable). If IRR falls below the WACC, they will be paying more than what will be earned back. It will also…
According to the project descriptions, $450,000 has been spent on the product and they average a total of $575,000 being spent in order to bring the product to the market. Even though the dollar amount spent in this project is high, the return on investment for this project is high; by the third year the product is forecasted to have a return of investments of $750,000. The product life of this project is forecasted to be 7 years. Because this product has not been used we would be the first company to launch the product to the market which would create an innovative style allowing our company to be the leader in the industry.…
The higher the rate, the better. IRR is a good indicator of whether a company should accept a long term investment. Ideally, you want the IRR to be greater than the…
(8 points) Our company expects a rate of return of 12% on all projects it undertakes. We must…
of Return (IRR) from this project is around 15.66%. Given the projected cash flow information…
If management stipulates that the internal rate of return must be equal to or greater than the discount rate, the project will still be justifiable at all discount rates. At all discount rates (8, 10, 12, 14, and 16 percent), the internal rate of return remains at 17.05 percent.…
When it comes to investing in the 7E7 project the investors have three major options. The first of these options is to invest in the project with a short term gain in mind. Secondly the shareholder can invest expecting the project to pay off in the long-term. And lastly the prospective shareholder can choose to not invest in the project as a whole. In order to evaluate the profitability of the 7E7 project we are going to calculate the WACC of the project and then compare it to the stated IRR of 15.7%. While this calculation of IRR is subject to other risks such as the amount of units sold expected, we are going to assume 2,500 units will be sold annually over the first 20 years. It is also assumed that over the next 20 years world economies will grow by 3.2% annually and the relationship between air travel and GDP will continue which is growing at 5.1% annually. The calculation of the WACC is determined by using the following equation.…
For the following projects, compute NPV, IRR, MIRR, profitability index, and payback. If these projects are mutually exclusive, which one(s) should be done? If they are independent, which one(s) should be undertaken?…
3.) In my opinion the company should accept the project based on the financial gain of the project.…
The IRR is 15% using the discount rate of 10% and fuel price of $0.8 per gallon, and 42.78%…
The results of the analysis and modifications are a positive NPV of GBP 13.5 million and an IRR of 25.97%. The Merseyside project should be accepted as long as the cost of capital is lower than 25.97%.…
We should accept the project because of the positive NPV and high IRR. We will gain $532 million in wealth which is a big money on the scale like this. The company has a bond rating of AA that makes the risk relatively low. So we should definitely say yes.…
I have been advised that any projects chosen should have an accounting rate of return at least 15% and company’s cost of capital is 10%. The cost of investment should be recovered within four years.…
$1,400,000 $1,200,000 $1,000,000 Net Present Value ($) $800,000 $600,000 $400,000 $200,000 $0 -$200,000 -$400,000 0.0% 2.0% 4.0% 6.0% 8.0% 10.0% 12.0% 14.0% 16.0% 18.0% 20.0% IRR = 13.8%…