Alpha feeds Co. is considering an expansion proposal to increase production. The proposal will require P18.1M for additional equipment and space requirements. The net receipts from this expansion are expected to be P4.5M per year for the next eight years, after which, the equipment will be sold for P0.78M. Using the IRR method, determine the acceptability of this proposal. The company’s MARR is 16%.

Alpha feeds Co. is considering an expansion proposal to increase production. The proposal will require P18.1M for additional equipment and space requirements. The net receipts from this expansion are expected to be P4.5M per year for the next eight years, after which, the equipment will be sold for P0.78M. Using the IRR method, determine the acceptability of this proposal. The company’s MARR is 16%.

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Chapter11: Capital Budgeting Decisions

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