During the management of Capri Limited considered the acquisition a new machine for purchase and installation during the second quarter of with a desired rate of return of The machine will cost R excluding import duties of R and will have a useful life of five years. The machine is expected to increase cash inflows by R per year but cash expenses will increase by R per year.
Refer to the proposed acquisition of a new machine for purchase and installation during the second quarter of and answer the following questions:
Calculate the Payback Period expressed in years, months and days
Calculate the Accounting Rate of Return on initial investment expressed to two decimal places
Calculate the Internal Rate of Return expressed to two decimal places Your answer must include two net present value calculations using consecutive ratespercentages and interpolation.
Calculate the Net Present Value if the machine is expected to have a scrap value of R
Suppose Capri Ltd funds the purchase of the new machine through the issue of preference shares that are expected to sell for R each. If the floatation costs are estimated at R per share, calculate the cost of the preference shares expressed to two decimal places
Suppose Capri Ltd funds the purchase of the new machine through the issue of ordinary shares. Assume that the present value of an ordinary share of Capri Ltd is R the next projected dividend is R per share and the expected growth rate in dividends is pa Use the Gordon Growth Model to estimate the cost of the ordinary shares expressed to two decimal placesIn addition to the above, the following information is available:
Interim dividends paid in amounted to R shares were in issue during The
market price per share was R on December
During the management of Capri Limited considered the acquisition a new machine for purchase and
installation during the second quarter of with a desired rate of return of The machine will cost
R excluding import duties of R and will have a useful life of five years. The machine is
expected to increase cash inflows by R per year but cash expenses will increase by R per
year. Depreciation is calculated using the straightline method.
At the end of December the company was approached by a group of previously disadvantaged women
who had opened a service station on July selling only diesel. They needed assistance in improving
the financial performance of the service station. Diesel was sold at R per litre and the variable costs totalled
R per litre. The fixed costs were R per month. After six months of opening, the sales achieved was
litres and the sales were almost the same each month. To improve the performance, the Capri
Limited considered the following proposals: