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NEED HELP WITH OPTION 3 (ARR, PAYBACK & NPV) A company has is planning to introduce a new product to its existing line. Annual sales
NEED HELP WITH OPTION 3 (ARR, PAYBACK & NPV)
A company has is planning to introduce a new product to its existing line. Annual sales are estimated to be 5000 units at a price of $69 per unit. Variable manufacturing costs are expected to be $39 per unit. Incremental fixed manufacturing costs (other than depreciation) are expected to be $30000 and incremental selling expenses to be $35,000 annually.
To build the new product the company must invest $200,000 in special equipment with a change in design every 5 years (no salvage value). Straight line depreciation. Company Tax 30%. All revenue will be paid in cash.
A) Calculate the annual implications after tax
B) Calculate the annual cash flow consequences over the life of the first model
C) Calculate:
1) ARR
2) Payback
3) NPV (15% discount value)
Over the past 2 years the company has invested $5m in R&D. The product is now ready to sell. Which option should they consider (mutually exclusive).
Option 1. Manufacture the product itself
The company has manufacturing space it presently rents out for $100,000 annually
Purchase Plant and Equipment $9m with a $1m residual after its 5 year life span
It will also need $1m of working capital from the beginning of year 2.
Market research which costed $50,000 has indicated the following sales figures:
2020: 800,000
2021: 1,400,000
2022: 1,800,000
2023: 1,200,000
2024: 500,000
Selling price per unit:
Y1: $30
Y2: $22
Y3: $22
Y4: $22
Y5: $16
Y6: $16
Variable Costs Per Unit: $16
Rates and taxes (not including income tax)$65,000
Wages and Salaries (fixed)$900,000
Advertising linked to sales:$1,300,000
Initial Promotion & marketing:$700,000
Office Costs$200,000
Other fixed expenses$380,000
Cost of Capital: 5%
OPTION 2
Another company can carry out the manufacturing and marketing under a license. The company has offered to carry out the manufacturing and marketing and will a royalty fee of $5 per unit to do so.
It has been estimated that the sales will be 10% higher than in option 1.
OPTION 3
The company can sell the patent rights for $24m payable in two equal instalments. The first instalment payable immediately and the second payable in 2 years time. Ignore Tax. This would give the purchaser rights for 6 years.
Calculate the NPV, ARR & Payback at y5
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