Hewlett Packard is considering an investment project to make a
portable printer. Suppose the project requires initial investment
of $100,000. The company uses 14% after tax required rate of
return. Fixed cash outlays are $30,000 a year. The company expects
the printer will sell for $80 per unit and the variable cost to
build a printer will be 25 percent of sales. The company does its
analysis based on a 10-year project life. The salvage value of the
project is zero and tax rate is 35%. The company uses Straight Line
Depreciation Method.
What are annual cash flows needed to generate a net present value
of $0?
What are annual sales volume needed to generate a net present value
of $0?
What is the number of units of printer every year will generate a
net present value of $0?
Let X no of Units Sold
Sales | 80X |
Variable Cost | .25*(80X) |
Depreciation | 10000 |
Fixed Expense | 30000 |
Profit before Tax | 60X-10000-30000 |
Tax 35% | (1-.35)*(60X-10000-30000) |
After Tax | =39x?26000 |
Add Depreciation | 10000 |
Annual Cash Flow | 39X-16000 |
PV annuty factor 14% | 5.2161 |
PV of Operating Cash Flow | (39X-16000)*5.2161 |
Equation 0=-100000+(39X-16000)*5.2161
x=901.829592 =902 units
What are annual cash flows needed to generate a net present value of $0?
=39X-16000 |
=39*901.829-16000
=$19171
What are annual sales volume needed to generate a net present value of $0?
902*80=$72160
What is the number of units of printer every year will generate a net present value of $0?
902 units
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