Evergreen Activities Ltd is considering three investment project proposals. The expected pattern of cash flows is as follows

Respective variable costs are 50 per cent of annual revenues. The fixed costs are directly associated with the projects and will be incurred by going ahead with the proposals. Each project can be undertaken only once and each is divisible, that is, it is possible to undertake part of a project, if required. The company has the cost of financing of 8 per cent per annum and the investment budget for Year Zero is restricted to £40,000. All cash flows occur at the year-ends. Assume no tax and inflation.

Required: Determine the optimal allocation of the investment budget among these projects.
 

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Initial Annual Sales Revenues Investment in Year Zero (£000) 15 Annual Life of Project (years) Fixed Costs Project A (£000) 28 (£000) 7 В 35 35 4 4 C 14 20 7 Initial Annual Sales Revenues Investment in Year Zero (£000) 15 Annual Life of Project (years) Fixed Costs Project A (£000) 28 (£000) 7 В 35 35 4 4 C 14 20 7

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EXPLANATION 1 Divisible projects are those projects that can be accepted or rejected in parts or partly 2 When projects are divisible they are ranked ... View the full answer