6.A project costs $200,000 today and returns cash flows of $30,000 each year (end of year) forever. If the WACC is 10%, what is the NPV?
6a. What if the cash inflows only lasted for 15 years? What is the NPV then?
6b. What if the cash flows were constantly growing at 5% forever? What is the NPV then?
Please work out with formulas and explanations. No excel please.
6. NPV = present value of cash inflows - present value of cash outflows
30,000/10% - 200,000
=$100,000
6a NPV = 30,000*PVAF(10%, 15 years) -200,000
=30,000*7.606 -200,000
=$28,180
6b NPV = 30,000/(10%-5%) - 200,000
=$400,000
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