Question: A venture capitalist is considering taking a 10 year project that requires an initial investment of $10 million in new product partnership. As of now,
A venture capitalist is considering taking a 10 year project that requires an initial investment of $10 million in new product partnership. As of now, the expected PV of this project is estimated as only $9.5 million. Clearly, the project is out-of-the-money at the moment. Nevertheless, whats special about this project is the agreement that he can sell his share of the ownership to other partners anytime in the next 10 years (t = 10), for $7.5 million. The variance in the PV of cash flows from being in the partnership is high and calculated as 0.09. The 10-year risk-free rate is assumed as 3% per year. (Rf = 0.03). This project value decay in time with the rate of 5% per year. Calculate the value of real option embedded in this project.
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