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University of La Verne College of Business and Public Management Bus 630 – Corporate Finance Case Study #3 Summer 2021 Post your work to the Case #3 Blackboard file folder, due Tuesday July 27 at...

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University of La Verne
College of Business and Public Management
Bus 630 – Corporate Finance
Case Study #3 Summer 2021

Post your work to the Case #3 Blackboard file folder, due Tuesday July 27 at
Midnight, please make sure your name is in the file(s) name.

This Case work represents 15% of your total course grade.

All analysis work should be in a spreadsheet file, question answers/interpretation
may be submitted in a Word or PDF format file.

Capital Budget Risk Analysis

Based on the inputs below prepare a capital budget analysis for this Base Case
using the Net Present Value, Internal Rate of Return, Profitability Index and
Payback in Years determining whether the project is feasible. All you work should
e in a spreadsheet file.

After your analysis is completed answer these follow-up questions:

1). How does this capital budget risk analysis fit into a Balanced Scorecard
analysis?

2). Would you recommend approval of this project? Explain.
Does the risk analysis effect your decision?







Bus 635 Case 3: Hasse

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Project Inputs:

WACC – Determine the cost of capital for your discounted cash flow.
Debt to Equity is 75%
Interest rate on the debt is 5.50%
Cu
ent Risk-Free Rate is 1.13%
Cu
ent Market Premium Rate is 8.25%
The firm’s beta is 1.30

Project Investment Outlay, Year 0 - $700,000
Project Investment Life – 7 years
Project Depreciation - $100,000 / year
Project Salvage Value - $55,000

Working Capital Base of Annual Sales – 8%
Expected inflation rate per year, Selling Price Per Unit – 2.00%
Expected inflation rate per year, Manufacturing Cost per unit – 1.50%
Expected inflation rate per year, Fixed operating costs per year – 1.50%
Project Tax Rate – 20%

Units sold per year – 40,000

Selling Price per Unit, Year 1 - $45.00

Fixed operating costs per year excluding depreciation - $75,000

Manufacturing costs per unit, Year 1 - $35.00













Bus 635 Case 3: Hasse

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Inputs continued:

In addition to your base case analysis, please provide a scenario and sensitivity
analysis based on the following:

Worst Case Scenario = 20% decrease in sales units sold per year: 25% Probability
Base Case Scenario = 40,000 units sold per year: 55% Probability
Best Case Scenario = 20% increase in sales units sold per year: 20% Probability

Sensitive Variables:
• Selling Price Per Unit
• Manufacturing (variable) Cost Per Unit
• Weighted Average Cost of Capital
+- 10%, 20%, 30%

How does this risk analysis effect Net Present Value? Please show the calculations.






Capital Budgeting
    Capital Budgeting Process
    1).    Asset Investment
    2).    Depreciable Life
    3).    Net Income: Revenues - Operating Expenses
    4).    Net Cash Flow: Depreciation / Working Capital / Disposal (Salvage Value)
    5).    Return Analysis: Net Present Value / Internal Rate of Return / Profitability Index / Payback
    6).    Risk Analysis: Scenario / Sensitivity
WACC
    Weighted Average Cost of Capital    Chapter 9
    Debt to Assets % =     60%
    Tax Rate:    30%
    Interest Rate on Debt    9%        Cost of
                Debt AT    6.30%
    Risk Free Interest Rate    2.50%        Cost of
    Market Rate of Return    10%        Equity
                CAPM    12.63%
    Firm Beta    1.35
    WACC:            Debt %    Equity %    WACC
        W debt    60%    6.30%        3.78%
        W equity    40%        12.63%    5.05%
                        8.83%
&"-,Bold"&12Week 6
In Class Review    
Base Analysis
    Capital Budget Analysis
    Text Ref: XXXXXXXXXX    Average        Year:    0    1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9    10    Total
    Inputs    Base Case
    Equipment Cost    $ 1,000,000        Investment:    $ (1,000,000)
    Salvage Value, Year 10    $ 50,000
    Depreciation Per Year    $ 100,000        Sales        $ 500,000    $ 512,500    $ 525,312    $ 538,445    $ 551,906    $ 565,704    $ 579,847    $ 594,343    $ 609,201    $ 624,431    $ 5,601,691
    Units Sold Every Year    25,000
    Sales price per unit, Year 1    $ XXXXXXXXXX        Expenses:
    Annual change in sales price, after Year 1    2.5%        VC        $ 200,000    $ 204,000    $ 208,080    $ 212,242    $ 216,486    $ 220,816    $ 225,232    $ 229,737    $ 234,332    $ 239,019    $ 2,189,944
    Variable cost per unit (VC), Year 1    $ 8.00        FC        $ 50,000    $ 50,500    $ 51,005    $ 51,515    $ 52,030    $ 52,551    $ 53,076    $ 53,607    $ 54,143    $ 54,684    $ 523,111
    Annual change in VC, after Year 1    2.0%        Depreciation        $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 1,000,000
    Fixed Cost (FC), Year 1    $ 50,000        EBT        $ 150,000    $ 158,000    $ 166,227    $ 174,689    $ 183,390    $ 192,337    $ 201,538    $ 210,999    $ 220,727    $ 230,729    $ 1,888,636
    Annual change in FC, after Year 1    1.0%
    Project WACC    8.83%        Tax (30%)        $ 45,000    $ 47,400    $ 49,868    $ 52,407    $ 55,017    $ 57,701    $ 60,461    $ 63,300    $ 66,218    $ 69,219    $ 566,591
    Tax Rate    30.0%        Net Income        $ 105,000    $ 110,600    $ 116,359    $ 122,282    $ 128,373    $ 134,636    $ 141,077    $ 147,699    $ 154,509    $ 161,510    $ 1,322,045
    Working Capital as % of next year's sales    12.0%
                Salvage Value                                            $ 35,000    $ 35,000
    Risk Analysis            Depreciation        $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 1,000,000
    Scenario Analysis Text Ref: XXXXXXXXXX            NOWC    $ (60,000)    $ (1,500)    $ (1,537)    $ (1,576)    $ (1,615)    $ (1,656)    $ (1,697)    $ (1,740)    $ (1,783)    $ (1,828)    $ 74,932    $ 60,000
    Weak Sales = 12,500 units (25% probability)            Net Cash Flow    $ (1,060,000)    $ 203,500    $ 209,062    $ 214,783    $ 220,667    $ 226,717    $ 232,939    $ 239,337    $ 245,916    $ 252,681    $ 371,442    $ 2,417,045
    Average Sales = 25,000 units (50% probability)            DCF    $1,510,832
    Strong Sales = 35,000 units (25% probability)            NPV    $450,832    Return Analysis in Dollars
                IRR    17.03%    Return Analysis in Percentage
    Sensitivity Analysis text Ref: XXXXXXXXXX            PI    1.43    Return Analysis in Ratio
    Variables:            Payback Years    4.94    Return Analysis in Years (Time)
     XXXXXXXXXXSales Price / unit                    $ (856,500)    $ (647,438)    $ (432,654)    $ (211,987)    $ 14,730    $ 247,669
     XXXXXXXXXXVariable Cost / unit                                    0.94
     XXXXXXXXXXWACC
    Deviations: +/- 5%, 10%, 15%
Base Analysis (2)
    Capital Budget Analysis
    Text Ref: XXXXXXXXXX    Average        Year:    0    1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8    9    10    Total
    Inputs    Base Case
    Equipment Cost    $ 1,000,000        Investment:    $ (1,000,000)
    Salvage Value, Year 10    $ 50,000
    Depreciation Per Year    $ 100,000        Sales        $ 500,000    $ 512,500    $ 525,312    $ 538,445    $ 551,906    $ 565,704    $ 579,847    $ 594,343    $ 609,201    $ 624,431    $ 5,601,691
    Units Sold Every Year    25,000
    Sales price per unit, Year 1    $ XXXXXXXXXX        Expenses:
    Annual change in sales price, after Year 1    2.5%        VC        $ 200,000    $ 204,000    $ 208,080    $ 212,242    $ 216,486    $ 220,816    $ 225,232    $ 229,737    $ 234,332    $ 239,019    $ 2,189,944
    Variable cost per unit (VC), Year 1    $ 8.00        FC        $ 50,000    $ 50,500    $ 51,005    $ 51,515    $ 52,030    $ 52,551    $ 53,076    $ 53,607    $ 54,143    $ 54,684    $ 523,111
    Annual change in VC, after Year 1    2.0%        Depreciation        $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 1,000,000
    Fixed Cost (FC), Year 1    $ 50,000        EBT        $ 150,000    $ 158,000    $ 166,227    $ 174,689    $ 183,390    $ 192,337    $ 201,538    $ 210,999    $ 220,727    $ 230,729    $ 1,888,636
    Annual change in FC, after Year 1    1.0%
    Project WACC    8.83%        Tax (30%)        $ 45,000    $ 47,400    $ 49,868    $ 52,407    $ 55,017    $ 57,701    $ 60,461    $ 63,300    $ 66,218    $ 69,219    $ 566,591
    Tax Rate    30.0%        Net Income        $ 105,000    $ 110,600    $ 116,359    $ 122,282    $ 128,373    $ 134,636    $ 141,077    $ 147,699    $ 154,509    $ 161,510    $ 1,322,045
    Working Capital as % of next year's sales    12.0%
                Salvage Value                                            $ 35,000    $ 35,000
    Risk Analysis            Depreciation        $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 1,000,000
    Scenario Analysis Text Ref: XXXXXXXXXX            NOWC    $ (60,000)    $ (1,500)    $ (1,537)    $ (1,576)    $ (1,615)    $
Answered 1 days After Jul 27, 2021

Solution

Khushboo answered on Jul 29 2021
151 Votes
Capital Budgeting
    Capital Budgeting Process
    1).    Asset Investment
    2).    Depreciable Life
    3).    Net Income: Revenues - Operating Expenses
    4).    Net Cash Flow: Depreciation / Working Capital / Disposal (Salvage Value)
    5).    Return Analysis: Net Present Value / Internal Rate of Return / Profitability Index / Payback
    6).    Risk Analysis: Scenario / Sensitivity
WACC
    Weighted Average Cost of Capital    Chapter 9
    Debt to Assets % =     75%
    Tax Rate:    20%
    Interest Rate on Debt    6%        Cost of
                Debt AT    4.40%
    Risk Free Interest Rate    1.13%        Cost of
    Market Rate of Return    8.25%        Equity
                CAPM    11.86%
    Firm Beta    1.3
    WACC:            Debt %    Equity %    WACC
        W debt    75%    4.40%        3.30%
        W equity    25%        11.86%    2.96%
                        6.26%
&"-,Bold"&12Week 6
In Class Review    
Base Analysis
    Capital Budget Analysis
    Text Ref: 416 - 431    Average        Year:    0    1    2    3    4    5    6    7    Total
    Inputs    Base Case
    Equipment Cost    $ 700,000        Investment:    $ (700,000)                                $ (700,000)
    Salvage Value, Year 7    $ 55,000
    Depreciation Per Year    $ 100,000        Sales        $ 1,800,000    $ 1,836,000    $ 1,872,720    $ 1,910,174    $ 1,948,378    $ 1,987,345    $ 2,027,092    $ 13,381,710
    Units Sold Every Year    40,000
    Sales price per unit, Year 1    $ 45.00        Expenses:
    Annual change in sales price, after Year 1    2.0%        VC        $ 1,400,000    $ 1,421,000    $ 1,442,315    $ 1,463,950    $ 1,485,909    $ 1,508,198    $ 1,530,821    $ 10,252,192
    Variable cost per unit (VC), Year 1    $ 35.00        FC        $ 75,000    $ 76,125    $ 77,267    $ 78,426    $ 79,602    $ 80,796    $ 82,008    $ 549,225
    Annual change in VC, after Year 1    1.5%        Depreciation        $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 700,000
    Fixed Cost (FC), Year 1    $ 75,000        EBT        $ 225,000    $ 238,875    $ 253,138    $ 267,799    $ 282,867    $ 298,352    $ 314,264    $ 1,880,294
    Annual change in FC, after Year 1    1.5%
    Project WACC    6.26%        Tax (20%)        $ 45,000    $ 47,775    $ 50,628    $ 53,560    $ 56,573    $ 59,670    $ 62,853    $ 376,059
    Tax Rate    20.0%        Net Income        $ 180,000    $ 191,100    $ 202,511    $ 214,239    $ 226,293    $ 238,681    $ 251,411    $ 1,504,235
    Working Capital as % of next year's sales    8.0%
                Salvage Value                                $ 55,000    $ 55,000
    Risk Analysis            Depreciation        $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ 100,000    $ ...
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