Net Present Value (NPV) Calculation Example Using Table | Non-constant (uneven) cash flows

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Thank you so much. You are always helpful to my studies. I have one question, in my textbook under discounting factors they always add 1 to the percent given. (i.e rate of return is 20%) but on the table, they show 1.20. could you please enlighten me

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I did this example but my final answer was 963 instead of 962. Is it because I'm not using a financial calculator? I understand the work much better now, thank you.

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Hi sir, We're given a question in which cash flows for 2 investment options are given and we have to analyse then using NPV. But I'm confused since we don't have discount rate. Neither we are given any rate of return. Only expected cashflows are given that too are different each year.

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its 963. anyway very useful lesson. thank you so much

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In a situation where you are comparing two projects eg Project A and B , with both recording positive npv what will be the conclusion

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what happens to the cash flow if you have an additional investment in year 3 for example

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Nicely explained. But why didn't you conclude here with advantage and disadvantage of NPV technique like in AAR and other techniques?

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what about the questions which are given with 12, 14 percent

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What happens if theres amount for the cash out flow when calculating NPV

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How do you get those percentages?

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what is the use of data of scrap value?

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suppose that a firm is considering an investment project which involves a net cash outlay of $450,000 and that it is expected to generate an annual net cashflow of $150,000 for 7 years. the projects target debt ratio 50%. the floatation costs of debt and share issues are estimated at 10% of the amount raised. to finance the project, the firm will issue 7 years 15% debentures of $250,000 at par ($100 face value), and new shares of $250,000. the issue price of a share is $20 and the expected dividend per share next year is 50%. what is the NPV of the project

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And what if you own the machine and would like to sell it in the 5th year for that amount?

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Please help out, how do I calculate NPV when the question has "Its cost of debt is 6% while the cost of equity is 18% with a weighted average of 50:50 capital mix of debt and equity." ?

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Where is the advantage and disadvantage? Can you upload this?

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How do you find answers without the table

[@farhanrehman8378]

Why did you use the "normal present value" table the " present value annuity" table? I think u would have used present value annuity table.

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I got " -963" and not "-962..." I'm confused,how did you get to that answer?

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[@st_magnetar4171]

i dont think the figures of the discounted future values are absolutley accurate, or else maybe mine are not accurate. my answer for NPV of 13000 in year one, was 12.149 after using the method of Future Cash flow / (1 + 0.7) to the power of 1 = 12,149

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if you have a figure like this (100000) hundred thousand in bracket how do you go about it

[@micaela-bethnorman1055]

it is -963!

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yes,that what i found asa well. -963

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Let me use your question as an examples. Assuming you added the company’s required rate of return is 7% and payback period is 3 years. How would you calculate it? Will you do your calculations from year one to 3 or you will calculate all the years? Kindly help me my exams is in few days.

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The answer there was supposed to be =-963

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is it not 963?

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Man the total value is -R963

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You haven't factored in the scrap value

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In fact after adding the scrap value,it's R2 602 which is positive and it's worth investing in the machine purchase

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