What is the project's free CASII TIOW IO1 (Calculating changes in net operating working capital) Faraway Fabricators, Inc., is considering the expansion of its welding and stamping division and estimates that this will require the firm's accounts receivable to increase by 12 percent of the added sales. Moreover, Faraway estimates that inventories will be 15 percent of the aded cost of goods sold, while accounts payable will be 10 percent of that added cost. The firm's CFO estimates that its sales and cost of goods sold over the five-year estimated life of the investment are as follows: Year 1 4. Sales $150,000 $162,000 $174,960 $188,957 $204,073 $220,399 Cost of goods sold 90,000 97,200 104,976 113,374 122,444 132,240

What is the project's free CASII TIOW IO1 (Calculating changes in net operating working capital) Faraway Fabricators, Inc., is considering the expansion of its welding and stamping division and estimates that this will require the firm's accounts receivable to increase by 12 percent of the added sales. Moreover, Faraway estimates that inventories will be 15 percent of the aded cost of goods sold, while accounts payable will be 10 percent of that added cost. The firm's CFO estimates that its sales and cost of goods sold over the five-year estimated life of the investment are as follows: Year 1 4. Sales $150,000 $162,000 $174,960 $188,957 $204,073 $220,399 Cost of goods sold 90,000 97,200 104,976 113,374 122,444 132,240

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