An investor is planning to buy a run-down cocoa farm in a cocoa growing area for ¢5 million. The plantation of about 20 acres has purposed built-houses, offices, warehouses and a network of roads. On purchase, he will immediately replant the entire plantation with a new variety of cocoa seedlings, which mature in 4

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QUESTIUN TWO
An investor is planning to buy a run-down cocoa farm
in a cocoa growing area for ¢5 million. The plantation
of about 20 acres has purposed built-houses, offices,
warehouses and a network of roads. On purchase, he
will immediately replant the entire plantation with a
new variety of cocoa seedlings, which mature in 4
years at a cost of ¢2 million. It is estimated that he will
be spending ¢700,000 p.a. on maintenance of the
roads. In 8 years' time from now, all the infrastructure
and buildings will be rehabilitated at an estimated
cost of ¢4,500,000. The investor required rate of
return is 8% and has calculated his risk premium to
be 4%. Income from the investment is expected to be
¢2 million per annum for four years and then reduced
to ¢1.5million per annum for the rest of the
investment period. The economic lifespan of the
seedlings from maturity is estimated at 6
years.
i. Calculate the total cost of the investment at the time
the cocoa reaches maturity.
ii. How can the investor make provision for the
rehabilitation cost and what will be the effect on the
net income?
iii. Should the investor undertake the investment?
Why?
Transcribed Image Text:ull MTN LTE 2:59 PM @ 63% Ims.gimpa.edu.gh QUESTIUN TWO An investor is planning to buy a run-down cocoa farm in a cocoa growing area for ¢5 million. The plantation of about 20 acres has purposed built-houses, offices, warehouses and a network of roads. On purchase, he will immediately replant the entire plantation with a new variety of cocoa seedlings, which mature in 4 years at a cost of ¢2 million. It is estimated that he will be spending ¢700,000 p.a. on maintenance of the roads. In 8 years' time from now, all the infrastructure and buildings will be rehabilitated at an estimated cost of ¢4,500,000. The investor required rate of return is 8% and has calculated his risk premium to be 4%. Income from the investment is expected to be ¢2 million per annum for four years and then reduced to ¢1.5million per annum for the rest of the investment period. The economic lifespan of the seedlings from maturity is estimated at 6 years. i. Calculate the total cost of the investment at the time the cocoa reaches maturity. ii. How can the investor make provision for the rehabilitation cost and what will be the effect on the net income? iii. Should the investor undertake the investment? Why?
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