Reference no: EM132644711
The "A2M" board of directors (BoD) is exploring the opportunity to vertically integrate the business by acquiring one of its current suppliers. The BoD has instructed, one of the Big 4 Consulting firms to perform a screening process amongst the best dairy farms in Australia with the goal of selecting potential candidates. The firm is asking $100,000 dollars as a fixed fee for its consulting services. The report generated by the consulting firm has identified two different dairy farms that can fit the "A2M" business model. Project A has an initial outlay of dollars $100 million and Project B has an initial outlay of $150 million. Project A will produce 85,000,000 liters of milk starting at the end of year 1 until the end of year 5 and 50,000,000 liters of milk starting at the end of year 6 until the end of year 10. It will also incur working capital expenses at the end of year 6 to 9 of $5 million (this working capital will not be recovered). Project B will produce 100,000,000 liters of milk starting at the end of year 1 until the end of year 10. It will also incur working capital expenses at the end of year 1 to 3 of $2 million (this working capital will not be recovered). Assume that the average selling price (farmgate price) of a liter of milk is $0.5 over the ten years. The operating costs of both projects will be 30% of the revenues from year 1-10. Both investments will be depreciated on a straight-line basis over ten years to 0 book value. "A2M" has estimated that the dairy farms can be sold at the end of year 10 respectively for $50 million (Project A) and 75 million (Project B).The tax rate is 30%. All cash flows are annual and are received at the end of the year. The weighted average cost of capital for both projects is 10%.
-Calculate the FCF for each project
-What is the NPV for each project
-What is the Discounted Payback Period for each project?
-What is the IRR for each project?
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