Positive NPV Formula
NPV is positive, when
present value of benefit is greater than present value of costs. It means that
if all thing happening today, benefits are greater, and therefore project is to
be selected. It is important that NPV does not take into account relevant risk
associated with project.
Positive NPV = PV of
Benefits > PV of Cost
Example
Initial
investment for a proposed = 300,000
First
Year income from project = 180,000
Second
Year Income from Project= 180,000
Cost
of capital= 12%
Solution
Year 0 Years 1 Year 2
Initial investment
300,000
Income First Year 180,000
Income 2nd
Year 180,000
Discount Factor
(1+.12)-0 (1+.12)-1 (1+.12)-2
PV
(300,000) 160,714 143,495
NPV = 160,714+143,495-300,000
=4,209
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