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Project Evaluation for a Manufacturing Firm in Brisbane

Calculate the cash flows, net present value, internal rate of return, and profitability index for a proposed investment in a new plant for RWE Enterprises Pty Ltd.

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This article provides a detailed analysis of the project evaluation for a manufacturing firm in Brisbane. It includes the computation of after-tax profits, depreciation, NPV, IRR, and payback period. The feasibility of the project is evaluated based on different criteria such as NPV, IRR, and PI.

Project Evaluation for a Manufacturing Firm in Brisbane

Calculate the cash flows, net present value, internal rate of return, and profitability index for a proposed investment in a new plant for RWE Enterprises Pty Ltd.

   Added on 2023-06-11

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MANAGERIAL FINANCE
Task 2 – Project Evaluation
STUDENT ID:
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Project Evaluation for a Manufacturing Firm in Brisbane_1
Question 1
a) As per the given details, a Brisbane based manufacturing firm intends to setup a new plant
which would have an estimate life of 10 years. The summary of the expected cash flows as
provided is detailed below.
For the given project, an upfront cost of $ 3 million would be required.
It is expected that at the end of useful project life, the salvage value (post tax) of
the equipment purchased at t=0 would be $ 200,000 or $ 0,2 million.
Also, it is known that at t-5, the machine would require refurbishment which would
lead to an incremental cash flow of $ 2 million
Besides, it is known that for all the 10 years of useful life of the project, the after
tax profits generated would be $ 0.7 million annually.
One of the pivotal elements which is taken as a cost for computation of after tax profits is
depreciation. Thus, in the computation of $ 0.7 million annual after tax profits, depreciation
has been deducted. However, depreciation is a non-cash based expense and hence needs to be
added back (Damodaran, 2015).
Equipment Initial Cost = $ 3 million
Salvage Value = $ 0.2 million
Annual Depreciation using the straight line method = (3-0.2)/10 = $ 0.28 million
However, incremental expenditure of $ 2 million has been incurred at t=5, hence this amount
would be added to the depreciation in the later years (Petty, et. al., 2015).
Thus, incremental depreciation from 6th year onwards = 2/5 = $ 0.4 million
From the above discussion, the following depreciation would be added so as to obtain the
project cash flows.
From t=1 to t=5, annual depreciation charge = $ 0.28 million
From t =6 to t=10, annual depreciation charge = $ 0.28 + $0.4 = $ 0.68 million
Considering the above, the project cash flows are estimated below.
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