An investor can purchase a small business today for $313,650.00. The investor plans on holding the business for three years, and wants a 18.00% annual return on his investment. He feels he can sell the business for $376,650.00 in three years. In addition, he also believes he can create an annual cash flow of $39,150.00 over the next three years from operating the business. Should the investor purchase the small business today? (Yes or No)
We have to compute the NPV of the project | ||||
Year | Cashflow | PVIF @ 18% | Present value | |
0 | $(313,650.00) | 1.0000 | $(313,650.00) | |
1 | $ 39,150.00 | 0.8475 | $ 33,177.97 | |
2 | $ 39,150.00 | 0.7182 | $ 28,116.92 | |
3 | $ 415,800.00 | 0.6086 | $ 253,068.72 | |
NPV = | $ 713.60 | |||
NPV= | $ 713.60 | |||
Since NPV is positive therefore yes project should be selected |
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