Question: QUESTION 5 ( 2 0 Marks ) Note: Where discount factors are required, use only the present value tables ( Appendix 1 and 2 )
QUESTION Marks
Note: Where discount factors are required, use only the present value tables Appendix and that
appear after the formula sheet.
REQUIRED
Use the information given below to calculate the Net Present Value NPV of the project. Ignore
taxes. Calculate the net cash flows for each year, the present values and NPV marks
INFORMATION
Markram Limited is considering the manufacture and sale of economy power inverters. The following
information is available:
New machinery needs to be purchased at a cost of R A scrap value of R is expected.
It was predicted that the project would have a fouryear life, and the pattern of sales would be as follows:
Year units
Year units
Year units
Year units
The selling price and manufacturing costs per unit are expected to be R and R respectively.
Annual nonmanufacturing costs of R per annum are expected to be paid for each of the four
years.
The companys cost of capital is assumed to be
REQUIRED
Use the information provided below to calculate the following. Ignore taxes.
Payback Period in years, months and days marks
Accounting Rate of Return on average investment expressed to two decimal places marks
Benefit Cost Ratio expressed to two decimal places marks
INFORMATION
A project with an initial cost of R is expected to generate net cash flows of R per year for five
years. Depreciation is calculated using the straightline method. No scrap value is expected. The required
rate of return is
TOTAL: MARKS
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FORMULA SHEET
Gross profit X
Sales
Profit after tax X
Sales
Cost of sales
Average inventory
Accounts receivable X
Credit sales
Accounts payable X
Credit purchases
Operating profit X
Total assets
Profit after tax X
Equity
Profit after tax X
No of ordinary shares issued
Dividends for the year X
No of ordinary shares issued
Current assets
Current liabilities
Current assets Inventory
Current liabilities
Total debt X
Total assets
Noncurrent debt X
Equity
Operating profit
Interest expense
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