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Lawson Company is considering production of an electronic tablet with the following associated data: Expected annual...

Lawson Company is considering production of an electronic tablet with the following associated data:

  • Expected annual revenues, $1,500,000
  • A projected product life cycle of five years
  • Equipment, $1,600,000 with a salvage value of $200,000 after five years
  • Expected increase in working capital, $200,000 (recoverable at the end of five years)
  • Annual cash operating expenses are estimated at $900,000.
  • The required rate of return is 12 percent.

1. Estimate the annual cash flows for the tablet project by completing the following table. Enter amounts that represent cash outflows as negative numbers.

Year Item Cash Flow
0 Equipment $
Working capital
Total $
1–4 Revenues $
Operating expenses
Total $
5 Revenues $
Operating expenses
Salvage
Recovery of working capital
Total $

2. Using the estimated cash flows, calculate the NPV (round the discount factor to three decimal places and the present values to the nearest dollar):

NPV = $

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Answer #1

calculation of npv (figures in $)

particulars amount of cash flows discounting factor @ 12% discounted value of cash flows
equipment 1,647,000
working capital 195,000
total cash outflow 1,842,000 1 -1,842,000
total revenues 1,543,000
less operating expenses 940,000
net cash inflow 603,000 3.605 ( annuity value of 5 years ) 2,173,815
salvage value 189,000
recovery of working capital 195,000
total 384,000 0.567(discount factor if 5 year) 217,728

NPV = $ 549,543

so this project is acceptable

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