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18 May, 02:18

Consider a project with the following cash flows: CF0=$100 million, CF1=$-60 million, CF2=$-60 million. Should you accept or reject the project if the discount rate is 12%?

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  1. 18 May, 02:41
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    Rejected

    Explanation:

    Given that

    CF0 = $100 million

    CF1 = $-60 million

    CF2 = $-60 million

    Discount rate of return = 12%

    So, the computation of the net present value is shown below:

    Net present value = Initial investment - annual cash flows

    where,

    Annual present value

    = Yearly cash flows * PVIFA factor for 12% at 2 years

    = - $60 million * 1.6901

    = - $101.406 million

    And, the initial investment = $100 million

    So, the net present value is

    = $100 million - $101.406 million

    = - $1.406 million

    Therefore, The project should be rejected
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