Specter Co. has identified an investment project with the following cash flows. The project requires an upfront investment of $1,500. What is the net present value of these cash flows if the discount rate is 18%? Year Cash Flow 1$795294531,32541,860
Q. Specter Co. has identified an investment project with the following cash flows. The project requires an upfront investment of $1,500. What is the net present value of these cash flows if the discount rate is 18%? Year Cash Flow 1$795294531,32541,860
Calculate PV Year 1: Calculate the present value (PV) of the cash flow for Year 1.PV = Cash Flow / (1+r)nPV for Year 1 = $795/(1+0.18)1PV for Year 1 = $795/1.18PV for Year 1 = $673.73
Calculate PV Year 2: Calculate the PV of the cash flow for Year 2.PV for Year 2 = $945/(1+0.18)2PV for Year 2 = $945/1.3924PV for Year 2 = $678.87
Calculate PV Year 3: Calculate the PV of the cash flow for Year 3.PV for Year 3 = $1,325/(1+0.18)3PV for Year 3 = $1,325/1.6401PV for Year 3 = $807.83
Calculate PV Year 4: Calculate the PV of the cash flow for Year 4.PV for Year 4 = $1,860/(1+0.18)4PV for Year 4 = $1,860/2.0397PV for Year 4 = $912.16
Add PV of Cash Flows: Add up all the present values of the cash flows.Total PV = PV for Year 1 + PV for Year 2 + PV for Year 3 + PV for Year 4Total PV = $673.73 + $678.87 + $807.83 + $912.16Total PV = $3,072.59
Subtract Initial Investment: Subtract the initial investment from the total present value to get the NPV.NPV = Total PV - Initial InvestmentNPV = $3,072.59 - $1,500NPV = $1,572.59
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