14. You are thinking about buying a printing press today that will print t-shirts for many years including the celebration of a Men's Hockey National Championship. 1. a. The machine will cost $15mm to buy and $1mm to install. b. For working capital, assume that you must have an increase in accounts receivable of $5mm, an inventory increase of $2mm and an accounts payable increase of $1mm. You will use the machine for regular printing jobs; these jobs will
14. You are thinking about buying a printing press today that will print t-shirts for many years including the celebration of a Men's Hockey National Championship. 1. a. The machine will cost $15mm to buy and $1mm to install. b. For working capital, assume that you must have an increase in accounts receivable of $5mm, an inventory increase of $2mm and an accounts payable increase of $1mm. You will use the machine for regular printing jobs; these jobs will
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Transcribed Image Text:14. You are thinking about buying a printing press today
that will print t-shirts for many years including the
celebration of a Men's Hockey National Championship.
1.
a. The machine will cost $15mm to buy and $1mm to
install.
b. For working capital, assume that you must have
an increase in accounts receivable of $5mm, an
inventory increase of $2mm and an accounts
payable increase of $1mm. You will use the
machine for regular printing jobs; these jobs will
produce $5mm of positive after-tax cash flow per
year (assume the cash flows start after one year
and end after 25 total years).
c. The victory will produce a special one time extra
after-tax cash flow of $11.70mm in 5 years from
now because of the National Championship.
d. Your WACC is 15%. Your tax rate is 25%.
e. At the end of 25 years, you shut down (and
sell) the machine for $4mm and liquidate the
working capital. Assume the machine had
been depreciated to a tax value of $1mm.
What is the NPV of the project? Round to the nearest
$mm. $45mm would be the form of a correct
answer. Hint...you should come pretty close to a nice
round number.
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