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Analysis of Project Cash Flows

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Categorization of Cash Flows

The Cash Flows are categorized into

three:

Initial Investment: The projection

includes Initial Outlay. This is rather firmand includes the Cost of Equipment,Working Capital etc

Cash Flow for Life: These are recurring

projections made usually on an yearlybasis

Terminal Cash Flow: These happentowards the end of the project.

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Principles of Cash Flow Projection

Include only Incremental Cash Flows

Separate Financing Cash Flows

Only after-tax Cash Flows are

relevant

Include Side Effects

Ignore Sunk Cost

Include Opportunity Costs

Incorporate Working Capital

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Format for Initial Cash Flow

(a)   Cost of “new” asset(s) 

(b) + Capitalized expenditures (e.g. installationcost, shipping expenses, etc)

(c) +(-) Increased (decreased) level of net workingcapital

(d) - Net proceeds from the sale of “old” assets if investments is a replacement decision

(e) = Initial Cash Outflow 

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Format for Interim IncrementalNet Cash Flow

(a) Net increase (decrease) in operating revenuesless (plus) any net increase (decrease) inoperating expenses, excluding depreciation

(b) -(+) Net increase (decrease) in tax depreciation

charges(c) = Net change in income before taxes

(d) -(+) Net increase (decrease) in taxes

(e) = Net change in income after taxes

(f) +(-) Net increase (decrease) in tax depreciation

charges(g) +(-) Decreased (increased) level of “net” workingcapital

(h) =  Incremental net cash flow for the period 

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Format for Terminal YearIncremental Net Cash Flow

(a) Net increase (decrease) in operating revenues less(plus) any net increase (decrease) in operatingexpenses, excluding depreciation

(b) -(+) Net increase (decrease) in tax depreciation charges

(c) = Net change in income before taxes

(d) -(+) Net increase (decrease) in taxes(e) = Net change in income after taxes

(f) +(-) Net increase (decrease) in tax depreciation charges

(g) =  Incremental cash flow for the terminal yearbefore project windup consideration

(h) + Final salvage value of  “new” assets(i) +(-) Decreased (increased) level of “net” working cap 

(j) = Terminal year incremental Net cash Flow 

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Computation of Cash Flow forNew Investments

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Capacity (%) 25 40 50 75 100 100 100

Units (000) 5 8 10 15 20 20 20

Sales 600 960 1200 1800 2400 2400 2400

Less: Variable Cost 390 624 780 1170 1560 1560 1560

Contribution 210 336 420 630 840 840 840Less: Fixed Cost 420 300 300 300 300 300 300

PBDIT -210 36 120 330 540 540 540

Less: Depriciation 150 112.5 84.4 63.3 47.5 35.6 26.7

PBIT -360 -76.5 35.6 266.7 492.5 504.4 513.3

Less: Tax, 52% -187.2 -39.78 18.512 138.684 256.1 262.288 266.916

PAT -172.8 -36.72 17.088 128.016 236.4 242.112 246.384

Add: Depreciation 150 112.5 84.4 63.3 47.5 35.6 26.7Fund from Operations -22.8 75.78 101.488 191.316 283.9 277.712 273.084

Change in NWC -125 -25 -90 -60 -150 -150 0 0

Investment -600

Terminal Value 100

Release of NWC 600

NCF -725 -47.8 -14.2 41.5 41.3 133.9 277.7 973.1

Cash Flows (Rs.Lacs)Year

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(A) Cash Flow (Incremental)Cost of new machine 15,00,000

Add: Additional working capital 1,00,000

Less: Sale value of existing machine 2,00,000

14,00,000(B) Incremental CFAT (Operating)

 Year 

Incremental

contribution

Incremental

depreciation

Taxable

income Taxes (35%) EAT (D-E) CFAT (F+C)

A B C D E F G

1 350,000 325,000 25,000 8,750 16,250 341,250

2 350,000 243,750 106,250 37,188 69,063 312,813

3 350,000 182,813 167,187 58,515 108,672 291,485

4 350,000 137,109 212,891 74,512 138,379 275,488

5 350,000 102,832 247,168 86,509 160,659 263,491

6 350,000 39,624 310,376 108,632 201,744 241,368

Computation of Cash Flow forNew Investments

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1. Incremental Depreciation (t = 1 – 6)

 Year  Incremental asset cost base (Rs.) Depreciation (25% on WDV) (Rs.)

1 1,300,000 325,000

2 975,000 243,750

3 731,250 182,813

4 548,437 137,109

5 411,328 102,832

6 308,496 77,124

Computation of Cash Flow forNew Investments

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2. (i) WDV of Existing machine at the beginning of Yr 5

2. (ii) Depreciation Base of New machine

2. (iii) Base for Incremental Depreciation

Initial cost of machine 1000000

Less: Depreciation @25% in yr 1 250000

WDV at beginning of yr 2 750000

Less: Depreciation @25% on WDV 187500

WDV at beginning of yr 3 562500

Less: Depreciation @25% on WDV 140625

WDV at beginning of yr 4 421875

Less: Depreciation @25% on WDV 105468.75

WDV at beginning of yr 5 316406.25

WDV of Existing Machine  316406 Add: Cost of New machine  1500000 Less: Sale proceeds of Existing Machine  200000 

1616406 

Depreciation base of a new machine  1616406 Less: Depreciation base of an existing machine  316406 

1300000 

Computation of Cash Flow forNew Investments