If the brewery decides to move forward, it will have to purchase a new production line that costs $16,000,000. This machine will be depreciated on a straight-line basis (to zero) over the eight year period that the beer will be sold. Moreover, the brewery will have to increase its net working capital by $300,000, 70% of which would be recovered in 8 years. The selling price of the beer will be $10 per 6-pack with expected sales of 900,000 6-packs per year. However, sales of the existing beer will suffer and would fall by 400,000 6-packs per year. The price of the old beer is $6. The variable production costs for both the old and new beers are 34% of sales. The brewerys fixed costs are $400,000/year. At the end of eight years, the production line is expected to be sold at $1,300,000. The brewerys required rate of return is 10% and tax rate is 38%. What are the NPV and IRR?