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Problem 1 (85% of grade) Summer Tyme, Inc. has cash available and is considering a new...

Problem 1 (85% of grade)

Summer Tyme, Inc. has cash available and is considering a new three-year expansion project that requires an initial fixed asset investment of $195.5 million. The fixed assets will be depreciated straight-line to zero over its three-year tax life. The fixed assets will have a market value of $95,871,755 at the end of the project. The project is estimated to generate following revenues during those three years: $84,563,662 for year one, $66,352,100 for year two, and $58,784,123 for year three. Costs are equal to 55.75% of the same year sales. The project net working capital is equal to 14.5% of the next year's revenue. The tax-rate is 21%. What are the project’s net cash flows for years 0-3? What is the IRR on this project?

Use available Excel template and complete using "best practices" (use formulas - no hardcoding in model).

Revenue t=1 $      84,563,662
Revenue t=2 $      66,352,100
Revenue t=3 $      58,784,123
Investment $    195,500,000
Depr. years 3
Final book value $                     -  
FA Sale value $      95,871,755
NWC req't 14.50%
Costs 55.75%
Tax rate 21.00%

You may use positive or negative numbers in this section below in any consistent manner. Please make sure your Excel formulas are consistent and that your cash flow numbers are correct.

Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Revenue $                     -  
Expenses $                     -  
Depreciation $                     -  
EBIT $                     -  
Taxes $                     -  
Net Income (NI) $                     -  
OCF $                     -  
NWC total
Change in NWC
Net Capital Spending
CFFA

Project IRR

Problem 2 (15% of grade) Use Excel formulas for a) and c) below
Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Total Cash Flow $         (295,988) $           174,126 $             128,637 $           115,982
Discount rate 21.00%
a)   NPV
b) Accept/Reject
c)    IRR

Homework Answers

Answer #1

1)

Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Revenue                                 -           84,563,662.00       66,352,100.00          58,784,123.00
Expenses                                 -           47,144,241.57       36,991,295.75          32,772,148.57
Depreciation                                 -           65,166,666.67       65,166,666.67          65,166,666.67
EBIT                                 -   -      27,747,246.23 -    35,805,862.42 -       39,154,692.24
Taxes                                 -             5,826,921.71         7,519,231.11            8,222,485.37
Net Income (NI)                                 -   -      33,574,167.94 -    43,325,093.52 -       47,377,177.61
OCF                                 -           31,592,498.73       21,841,573.14          17,789,489.06
NWC total         12,261,730.99           9,621,054.50         8,523,697.84                                 -  
Change in NWC         12,261,730.99 -         2,640,676.49 -       1,097,356.67 -         8,523,697.84
Net Capital Spending       195,500,000.00                                 -                                 -   -       75,738,686.45
CFFA -    207,761,730.99           2,640,676.49         1,097,356.67          84,262,384.29
Net Cash Flow -    207,761,730.99         34,233,175.22       22,938,929.81       102,051,873.34
IRR -10.25%
Sale of FA, net of tax:
Book Value                    -  
Sale price 95,871,755.00
Profit    95,871,755.00
Tax on profit    20,133,068.55
Net sale proceeds    75,738,686.45

2)

Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Total Cash Flow -295,988 174,126 128,637 115,982
Discount rate 21.00%
a)   NPV                    1,030.91
b) Accept/Reject Accept
c)    IRR 21.29%

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