Waiting for answer This question has not been answered yet. You can hire a professional tutor to get the answer.

QUESTION

A Canadian firm is evaluating a project in the United States.

Please help  use EXCEL to answer below questions .

A Canadian firm is evaluating a project in the United States. This project involves the establishment of a lumber mill in Wisconsin to process Canadian timber. The factory expects to service clients in the construction industry. All cash flow figures are in thousands.  Initial Investment. The initial investment is CAD 40,000. The project is over a period of three years. This investment will be depreciated straight line to zero.  Operating Results. The firm expects two likely scenarios for the first year of operations. Under the favorable scenario (probability of 40%), the firm expects to produce and sell 1,000 units of a product. Under the unfavorable scenario (probability of 60%), it expects to produce and sell only 750 units. The selling price is expected to be CAD 29; the variable expense is expected to be CAD 12, and fixed costs excluding depreciation are expected to be CAD 3,500.  Additional Investment. If the firm encounters the favorable scenario during year 1, it could make an investment of CAD 15,000 to enable it to produce and sell a total of 2,200 units (additional units is 1,200) in the second and third years. The cost parameters remain unchanged with the exception of depreciation. This secondary investment will be depreciated equally in years 2 and 3. If the firm chooses not to make the investment in year 1, the results of year 1 will be repeated during years 2 and 3.  Discount Rate and Miscellaneous. Assume a discount rate of 9 percent and zero taxes.  

a. Estimate the NPV of the project. 

b. Estimate the NPV of the option to expand.

aInitial investmentTime periodAnnual depreciationRate 40,000313333.339% Favorable scenarioUnits sold1000Selling price per unit29Sales revenue29000Variable costs-12000Gross profit...
Show more
LEARN MORE EFFECTIVELY AND GET BETTER GRADES!
Ask a Question