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Title: Capital Budgeting Project


1
Capital Budgeting Project
  • Gary Knight
  • Greg Larsen
  • Sarah Hatch

2
Buying A Plane
  • Gulfstream G550
  • 38,000,000
  • Based out of San Francisco

3
Fixed Operating Costs (Annual)
4
Variable Costs (per flight hour)
5
Cash Flows and Depreciation
  • Annual Fixed Costs 809,524.00
  • Annual Variable Costs 1,281,200.00
  • MACRS 7 Year Depreciation Schedule
  • 31 Tax Rate
  • Annual Revenue 6,000,000

6
Building the Capital
  • 37.84 of Capital from personal assets
  • 14,379,200 from Cash
  • 62.16 of Capital from Bond Issuance
  • 23,620,800 from Bonds

7
Budgeting Evaluation
  • Payback Period
  • Net Present Value
  • Internal Rate of Return
  • Weighted Average Cost of Capital

8
Payback Period
  • The Payback Period for the airplane would be
    approximately 4.5 years.
  • Initial Cost 38,000,000
  • Revenue
  • Year 1 7,140,762 (Net -30,859,238)
  • Year 2 8,342,322 (Net -22,516,916)
  • Year 3 7,517,722 (Net -14,999,194)
  • Year 4 10,203,600 (Net -4,795,594)
  • Year 5 8,850,800 (Net 4,055,206)

9
Internal Rate of Return
  • The Internal Rate of Return from purchasing the
    airplane is 15.38
  • Given this rate of return, we believe the project
    is worth being undertaken.

10
Net Present Value
  • 14.89 Discount Rate
  • Rate was determined from a WACC analysis for
    Boeing Aerospace
  • NPV 584,511.91
  • The positive NPV value also confirms that the
    purchase of the airplane is a profitable venture.

11
WACC Analysis
  • Boeing Aerospace

12
Recommendations
  • Short Payback Period
  • Acceptable Internal Rate of Return
  • Good Net Present Value

13
THE END.
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