National Cruise is considering purchasing a new ship that will cost $600,000,000. The president of the company asked the CFO to analyze cash flows associated with operating the ship under two alternative itineraries: Itinerary 1, Caribbean Winter/ Alaska and Itinerary 2, Caribbean/ Eastern Canada. The CFO estimatedt he following cash flows, which are expected to apply to each of the next 15 years:                                                     Caribbean/ Alaska     Caribbean/ E. Canada Net revenue                                   $120,000,000                 $105,000,000 Less:    Direct program expenses             ($25,000,000)                 ($24,000,000)    Indirect program expenses          ($20,000,000)                 ($20,000,000)    Non- operating expenses            ($21,000,000)                 ($21,000,000) Add back depreciation                   $115,000,000                 $155,000,000 Cash flow per year                           $169,000,000                  $155,000,000 The estimated cost of the new ship and during of expected cash flows is: Estimated cost of new ship                                     $600,000,000 Estimated period of cash flows in years                        15 a) for each of the itineraries, calculate the present values of the cash flows using required rates of return on both 12% and 16% using both present value factors adn separately using Excel PV function. Assume a 15 year time horizon. Shoudl the company purchase the ship with either or? (Please show how to calculate, as this is where I'm struggling) Caribbean/ Alaska 12% Cash flow                  Factor      ?              x                 ?               =        ?                                                                                          Caribbean/ Alaska 16% Cash flow                  Factor       ?           x                 ?                 =          ?                                                                                        Caribbean/ E. Canada 12% Cash flow                  Factor       ?           x                 ?                 =          ? Caribbean/ E. Canada 16% Cash flow                  Factor       ?           x                 ?                 =          ?

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National Cruise is considering purchasing a new ship that will cost $600,000,000. The president of the company asked the CFO to analyze cash flows associated with operating the ship under two alternative itineraries: Itinerary 1, Caribbean Winter/ Alaska and Itinerary 2, Caribbean/ Eastern Canada. The CFO estimatedt he following cash flows, which are expected to apply to each of the next 15 years:

                                                    Caribbean/ Alaska     Caribbean/ E. Canada

Net revenue                                   $120,000,000                 $105,000,000

Less:

   Direct program expenses             ($25,000,000)                 ($24,000,000)

   Indirect program expenses          ($20,000,000)                 ($20,000,000)

   Non- operating expenses            ($21,000,000)                 ($21,000,000)

Add back depreciation                   $115,000,000                 $155,000,000

Cash flow per year                           $169,000,000                  $155,000,000

The estimated cost of the new ship and during of expected cash flows is:

Estimated cost of new ship                                     $600,000,000

Estimated period of cash flows in years                        15

a) for each of the itineraries, calculate the present values of the cash flows using required rates of return on both 12% and 16% using both present value factors adn separately using Excel PV function. Assume a 15 year time horizon. Shoudl the company purchase the ship with either or? (Please show how to calculate, as this is where I'm struggling)

Caribbean/ Alaska 12%

Cash flow                  Factor

     ?              x                 ?               =        ?     

                                                                                   

Caribbean/ Alaska 16%

Cash flow                  Factor

      ?           x                 ?                 =          ?

                                                                                      

Caribbean/ E. Canada 12%

Cash flow                  Factor

      ?           x                 ?                 =          ?

Caribbean/ E. Canada 16%

Cash flow                  Factor

      ?           x                 ?                 =          ?

 

 

 

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