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Kanterbrew Kanterbrew is an international brewery firm

Finance Dec 22, 2020

Kanterbrew Kanterbrew is an international brewery firm. It would like to invest in a new brewery in China for five years. Data on investment needs: Land (already owned at a historical cost of $ 2,000,000, but the market price is $5,000,000) A new plant for $ 10,000,000 A market research for $ 100,000 (already spent) Straight-line depreciation is used on 10 years. The brewery will be sold after five years ($ 3,000,000 for the land and $ 6,000,000 for the plant)
Data on cash flows: Sales will be $ 10,000,000 in year 1. Sales will increase by 30 % in year 2 and 3 and decrease by 10% in year 4 and 5 The cost of sales counts for 60% of the sales Administrative expenses will be $ 1,200,000 each year The corporate tax rate is 30% (the same for capital gains) Financial expenses will be $800,000 each year The account receivable counts for 15% of sales The inventory counts for 20% of sales The account payable counts for 10% of sales Working capital will be recovered in year 6
The Kanterbrew balance sheet looks as follows: Accounting value in the balance sheet Equity : $ 40,000,000 Assets: $ 60,000,000 Debt: $ 20,000,000
Data about finance: Risk-free rate: 3% Covariance between return on Kanterbrew's stock and return of a market index: 0.00243 Standard deviation of the return of a market index: 0.045 Expected return on the market index: 7,5% Number of Kanterbrew's shares listed on the market: 1,000,000 Kanterbrew's stock price: $80 Kanterbrew's debt is "in fine" with a maturity of 5 years The coupon rate is 4% with yearly payment based on a face value of $20,000,000. Repayment is at face value. Kanterbrew is graded A- by Standard and Poor's. The spread for this grade is 2.5%.
Year Question 1 land New plant Market research Initial investment cash flow Question Year 1 Year Cost of sales Gross profit - Administrative Depreciation - EBIT Corporatetas EDIT:11. To Depreciation Operating cash flow from the income statement Tero Years Teara Acce ineraries Accountable Working cam Change in Wall WoWCJ
Question Years Sale of the land Sale of the plant Tax on capital gairloss on the land Tax on capital gains on the plant Net tar on capital gain Net Inflow from divestment Question Cont of debt fiske free rate. Spread Future cash flows Present value le discounted future cash Market value of debt Questions First, we have to compute the beta col/vart) Cost of equity KR BRRR Market value of equity Question WACC cost of capital Question Investment cat flow Operating cash flow Cash flow from divestment - Cash Flow Discounted cash flow Net present value of the brewery

Expert Solution

Question 1:

Particulars Amount
Land (Refer Working Note 1 below) NIL
New Plant 10,000,000
Market Research (Refer Working Note 2 below) NIL
Initial Investment Cash Flow 10,000,000

Working Notes :

1. Since land was already owned by the Kanterbrew, that implies no initial cash flows occured on the date of investment. Therefore, the amount of land is taken as NIL.

2. Amount has already been spent on the market research therefore it has been taken at NIL value.

Question 2 :

Particulars Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6
+Sales                -            10,000,000          13,000,000          16,900,000          15,210,000          13,689,000                -  
-Cost of sales                -               6,000,000            7,800,000          10,140,000            9,126,000            8,213,400                -  
=Gross Profit                -               4,000,000            5,200,000            6,760,000            6,084,000            5,475,600                -  
-Administration Expenses                -               1,200,000            1,200,000            1,200,000            1,200,000            1,200,000                -  
=EBIT                -               2,800,000            4,000,000            5,560,000            4,884,000            4,275,600                -  
-Corporate Tax 30% 30% 30% 30% 30% 30% 30%
EBIT*(1-tc)                -               1,960,000            2,800,000            3,892,000            3,418,800            2,992,920                -  
+Depreciation (Refer WN 3)                -                  800,000                800,000                800,000                800,000                800,000                -  
=Operating Cash Flows from Income Statement                -               2,760,000            3,600,000            4,692,000            4,218,800            3,792,920                -  

Working Note 3 :

Calculation of Depreciation -

Particulars Amount
Original Cost    10,000,000
Salvage Cost      6,000,000
Annual Depreciation          800,000
Particulars Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6
+Accounts Receivable                -               1,500,000    1,950,000    2,535,000    2,281,500    2,053,350                     -  
+Inventory                -               2,000,000    2,600,000    3,380,000    3,042,000    2,737,800                     -  
-Accounts Payable                -               1,000,000    1,300,000    1,690,000    1,521,000    1,368,900                     -  
=Working Capital                -               2,500,000    3,250,000    4,225,000    3,802,500    3,422,250                     -  
Change in working capital (WCn - WCn-1)               2,500,000       750,000       975,000     (422,500)     (380,250) 0 (Refer below note)
               

NOTE :In year 6, entire working capital is released therefore, change in Working Capital is taken as NIL.

Operating Cash Flows                  260,000    2,850,000    3,717,000    4,641,300    4,173,170     3,422,250

Question 3:

Particulars Year 5
Sale of Land    3,000,000
Sale of Plant    6,000,000
Total sale proceeds (A)    9,000,000
   
Tax on capital gain/loss on the land (Working Note 4)       300,000
Tax on capital gain/loss on the plant (Working Note 5)    1,800,000
Net Tax on Capital Gain (B)    2,100,000
   
Net Inflow from Divestment (A-B)    6,900,000

Working Note 4 :

Particulars Amount
Sale    3,000,000
Historical Cost    2,000,000
Capital Gain    1,000,000
Tax Rate 30%
Tax on capital gain/loss       300,000

Working Note 5 :

Particulars Amount
Sale     6,000,000
Written Down Value                     -  
Capital Gain     6,000,000
Tax Rate 30%
Tax on capital gain/loss     1,800,000

Question 4 :

Cost of debt (=Risk Free Rate + Spread ) : 5.5%

Year 1 2 3 4 5
Future Cash Flows    260,000    2,850,000    3,717,000    4,641,300    4,173,170

Present value (i.e. discounted future cash flows)

Discounted at 7.28% (WACC as computed in Ques 5 and 6)

242,320 2,476,650 3,010,770 3,504,182 2,937,912

Market value of debt = Present value of Interest payments discounted at 5.5% + Present value of principal repayment discounted at 5.5%

= 20,000,000*4%*PVAF( 5.5%, 5) + 20,000,000*PVIF (5.5%,5)

=800,000*4.270 + 20,000,000*0.765

=3,416,000 + 15,300,000

=18,716,000

Question 5 :

First we have to compute beta = Cov / Var() = 0.00243 / (0.045)^2

=1.2

Cost of Equity (ke) = Rf + (Rm - Rf)beta

= 3 + (7.5 - 3)*1.2

= 3 + 5.4

= 8.4%

Question 6 :

WACC Cost of Capital K =

K = (ke*Ve)/(Vd + Ve) + [kd(1-tc)*Vd] / (Vd + Ve)

=0.084*(80,000,000)/(20,000,000 + 80,000,000) + 0.04 (1-0.3)*20,000,000 / (20,000,000 + 80,000,000)

=0.0672 + 0.0056

= 0.0728

= 7.28%

Question 7 :

Particulars Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6
-Investment Cash Flow (10,000,000)                   -                     -                     -                     -                                               -                       -  
+Operating Cash Flows (Refer Question 2)                       -         260,000    2,850,000    3,717,000    4,641,300                              4,173,170                     -  
+Cash Flow from divestment (Refer Question 3)                       -                     -                     -                     -                     -                                6,900,000                     -  
+Release of working capital (Refer Question 2)                       -                     -                     -                     -                     -                                               -       3,422,250
Cash Flow (10,000,000)       260,000    2,850,000    3,717,000    4,641,300                            11,073,170     3,422,250
Discounted Cash Flows (10,000,000)   242,320 2,476,650      3,010,770    3,504,182                              2,937,912     2,244,996
Net Present Value of the Brewery        1,697,860            

Since Net Present Value of the Brewery is positive so it is advisable to invest in the Brewery.

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