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Net Investment

Cash Outflows (costs)


- Cash Inflows (savings)


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Net Investment


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Net Investment

Cash Outflows (Costs)

Purchase Price


Working Capital Requirement


Market Value of existing idle asset

Net Investment

Cash Inflows (Savings)

Proceeds from sale


Tax effect on sale


Avoidable cost of repairs, net of tax



Tax effect on sale:


Gain/Loss × Tax Rate


* gain - deduct


* loss - add

Net Investment

Accounting Net Income

Sales


- Variable Costs


CM


- Fixed Costs


Cash fixed costs


Noncash fixed costs/depreciation


Income before tax


× 1 - tax rate


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Accounting Net Income


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Net Returns

Net Cash Inflows

Accounting Net Income


+ Depreciation/Noncash


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Net Cash Inflows


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Net Returns

Accounting Rate of Return

Accounting Net Income


÷ Investment



Investment:


1. Based on initial investment


2. Based on average investment



Average investment:


(Initial Investment + Salvage Value) ÷ 2



Average ARR:


Ave Net Income ÷ Investment

Nondiscounted Method in Evaluating Capital Investments

Payback Period

Net cost of initial investment


÷ Annual net cash inflows

Nondiscounted Method in Evaluating Capital Investments

Payback Bailout

Considers salvage value as part of cash recoveries

Nondiscounted Method in Evaluating Capital Investments

Net Present Value

PV of Cash Inflows


- PV of Cash Outflows


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NPV


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Discounted Method in Evaluating Capital Investments

PV of Cash Inflows

Cash Inflow × PVF


where i = discount rate, desired rate of return, cost of capital



1. Net cash inflow from operations (savings)


2. Salvage value


3. Working capital to be released or recovered



*uniform: annuity*nonuniform: PV of 1

Discounted Method: NPV

PV of Cash Outflows

PV of Cash Outflows


PV of Cost of Investment


Cost of Investment



1. Cost of investment


2. Working capital required


3. Less proceeds from sale

Discounted Method: NPV

Internal Rate of Return

Net Cost of Investment


÷ Annual Net Cash Inflows

Discounted Method in Evaluating Capital Investments

Exact IRR

LR + [ (HR - LR) × PVFlr - PVFirr ]


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PVFlr - PVFhr

Disconted Method: IRR

Profitability Index

Total PV of Cash Inflows


÷ Total PV of Cash Outflows

Discounted Method in Evaluating Capital Investments

Cost of Debt

Interest × ( 1- Tax Rate)

Cost of Capital

Cost of Preferred

Dividend


÷ Net Issuance Price



Dividend:


Par × dividend rate



Net Issuance Price:


Market price - floatation cost

Cost of Capital

Cost of Common

(Dividend @ end of year ÷ Net Issuance Price) + Growth Rate



Dividend @ end of year:


(par × dividend rate) × 1 + growth rate

Cost of Capital

Cost of Retained Earnings

(Dividend @ end of year ÷ Market Price)


+ Growth Rate

Cost of Capital

Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM)

R = Rf + β(Rm - Rf)



Risk Premium: β(Rm - Rf)


Market Risk Premium: (Rm - Rf)



Rf: risk free rate, government long term securities


Rm: market rate




Cost of Capital

Yield to Maturity (YTM)

(Interest + Discount Amortization - Premium Amortization)


÷ (Proceeds×60%) + (Maturity Value×40%)

Cost of Capital