WID Industries has a proposed five-year project with $250,000 equipment cost. In addition, net working capital will
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WID Industries has a proposed five-year project with $250,000 equipment cost. In addition, net working capital will increase by $40,000. The annual FCF will be $60,000/year. Finally, the project will not have salvage value in year 5. The firm's marginal tax rate is 40%. WID Industries estimates that a 10 percent return is required for this project.
a. Find the initial outlay, CF0 = I (subscript 0)
b. Find the FCF(subscript t) for years 1-5
c. Find the terminal cash flow, TCF(subscript 5)
d. Compute the NPV and determine whether the project should be undertaken
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Financial Management Theory and Practice
ISBN: 978-0176517304
2nd Canadian edition
Authors: Eugene Brigham, Michael Ehrhardt, Jerome Gessaroli, Richard Nason
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