J Corp. is pondering a factory overhaul that will cost $639369 this year (2021) and disrupt production while the overhaul is occurring. This disruption will cost the firm $492393 in contribution margin this year. Starting in 2022, Gertrude will benefit from the overhaul by seeing its variable cost per unit fall by 15%. Annual fixed costs will increase for maintenance ($100,000 the first year increasing by $50,000 each year thereafter, so 150,000 in the 2nd year, etc.) and $120579 for depreciation (same every year). Absent an overhaul, the factory produces 2 million units per year at variance cost of $3 per unit, fixed cost of $2.5 million, with the output sold for $5 per unit. After an overhaul, the company would intend to cut the price to $4.60 per unit, enabling the firm to produce and sell 2.3 million units annually. The factory is old and is expected to be shut down at the end of 2025 regardless of the overhaul decision. The factory would then be sold to another firm. Without an overhaul, the sale price for the factory would be $2 million. With an overhaul, the sale price for the factory would be $2.3 million.

a) Assume the annual amounts (the appropriate amount to include in an NPV calculation, not the present value, but the amount that would be present valued) were as follows:

2021: -1.09 million

2022: 0.46 million

2023: 0.58 million

2024: 0.52 million

2025 0.66 million

Assume the cost of capital is 0.17.

Calculate the NPV of the overhaul. Report it as a number of $ million (3 significant digits).

d)Using the numbers provided in the previous question, calculate the NPVI for the overhaul. (3 significant digits)