Read the instructions. The assignment might feel overwhelming in the beginning. Take your time to read...

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Read the instructions. The assignment might feel overwhelming in the beginning. Take your time to read the question and review the Excel sheet in the beginning. Please don't rush into the assignment; You need to understand the assignment before starting it. The assignment has been designed not to test you but to train you while doing the assignment on the practical application of capital budgeting techniques. Organize all the data, keep what you need, ignore what you don't need, and nd research information you might need or information you do not understand. Remember the class lecture. As a finance professional, the end goal is to be able to find the cashflows. After we have the cashflows, we can easily apply the capital budgeting techniques. (Cap Bud Sheet is in the Excel sheet and this was also discussed in the class with two cases). Start by identifying the capital expenditures and working capital needed initially. Build the income statement in the CFFA sheet to calculate the cash flows. Follow the flow of the income statement discussed in the class and presented in the sheet, and you will be fine. Calculate each item as you move along the income statement. Calculate interest expenses, depreciation expenses, taxes, etc., as needed. Use the OCF and CFFA formula to find the CFFA. Your cost of capital is your discounting rate for DCF and for capital budgeting. The Excel sheet will do the calculation; you need to enter the data and understand it while teemiques. Cap Dua Sneet is in IE LACCI sheet and this was also discussed in the class with two cases). Start by identifying the capital expenditures and working capital needed initially. Build the income statement in the CFFA sheet to calculate the cash flows. Follow the flow of the income statement discussed in the class and presented in the sheet, and you will be fine. Calculate each item as you move along the income statement. Calculate interest expenses, depreciation expenses, taxes, etc., as needed. Use the OCF and CFFA formula to find the CFFA. Your cost of capital is your discounting rate for DCF and for capital budgeting. The Excel sheet will do the calculation'; you need to enter the data and understand it while explaining it in the written report. Document your calculations, research, and assumptions in the written report. (Do not put screenshots or excerpts of your Excel workbook in the written report.) Some information might not make sense. Research their meaning. Some information might be incomplete; make assumptions. You must use your analytical skills, business acumen, and finance knowledge to do the assignment. Read the instructions. The assignment might feel overwhelming in the beginning. Take your time to read the question and review the Excel sheet in the beginning. Please don't rush into the assignment; You need to understand the assignment before starting it. The assignment has been designed not to test you but to train you while doing the assignment on the practical application of capital budgeting techniques. Organize all the data, keep what you need, ignore what you don't need, and nd research information you might need or information you do not understand. Remember the class lecture. As a finance professional, the end goal is to be able to find the cashflows. After we have the cashflows, we can easily apply the capital budgeting techniques. (Cap Bud Sheet is in the Excel sheet and this was also discussed in the class with two cases). Start by identifying the capital expenditures and working capital needed initially. Build the income statement in the CFFA sheet to calculate the cash flows. Follow the flow of the income statement discussed in the class and presented in the sheet, and you will be fine. Calculate each item as you move along the income statement. Calculate interest expenses, depreciation expenses, taxes, etc., as needed. Use the OCF and CFFA formula to find the CFFA. Your cost of capital is your discounting rate for DCF and for capital budgeting. The Excel sheet will do the calculation; you need to enter the data and understand it while teemiques. Cap Dua Sneet is in IE LACCI sheet and this was also discussed in the class with two cases). Start by identifying the capital expenditures and working capital needed initially. Build the income statement in the CFFA sheet to calculate the cash flows. Follow the flow of the income statement discussed in the class and presented in the sheet, and you will be fine. Calculate each item as you move along the income statement. Calculate interest expenses, depreciation expenses, taxes, etc., as needed. Use the OCF and CFFA formula to find the CFFA. Your cost of capital is your discounting rate for DCF and for capital budgeting. The Excel sheet will do the calculation'; you need to enter the data and understand it while explaining it in the written report. Document your calculations, research, and assumptions in the written report. (Do not put screenshots or excerpts of your Excel workbook in the written report.) Some information might not make sense. Research their meaning. Some information might be incomplete; make assumptions. You must use your analytical skills, business acumen, and finance knowledge to do the assignment.