Question: Problem #3 (11 points) I am considering purchasing a new golf ball manufacturing machine. The total installed cost of this lovely piece of equipment is
Problem #3 (11 points)
I am considering purchasing a new golf ball manufacturing machine. The total installed cost of this lovely piece of equipment is $2.2 million. My existing machine cost me $1 million 10 years ago, currently has no book value ($0) & a competitor will pay me $1.2 million for it before taxes but I am subject to a 40% tax rate.
Because of this new piece of equipment, my annual sales for the next 5 years are expected to be $900,000 more than what I am currently making with my current equipment. Expenses (for the new equipment) will amount to 50% of that increased revenue. I will undergo no change in net working capital & will depreciate the new equipment using a 5 year-recovery period under MACRS. My cost of capital is 11% & there is no terminal cash flow expected.
- Determine my initial investment for the new equipment
- Determine my Operating cash inflows for the new equipment (consider depreciation in year 6)
- What's my payback period?
- What's the NPV?
- What's the IRR? (to the nearest whole number)
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