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Finance 12
Assuming that the firm’s required rate of return is 20%, compute the following:
a) Net Present Value
b) Payback Period
Project A
Series of Future PV Factor of Php1.00 PV of Php1.00 for
Period Values (Php) at 20% each amount (Php)
Year 1 15,000.00 0.8333 12,499.50
Year 2 14,000.00 0.6944 9,721.60
Year 3 12,000.00 0.5787 6,944.40
Year 4 12,000.00 0.4823 5,787.60
Year 5 12,000.00 0.4019 4,822.80
2.99 39,775.90
Project B
Series of Future PV Factor of Php1.00 PV of Php1.00 for
Period Values (Php) at 20% each amount (Php)
Year 1 30,000.00 0.8333 24,999.00
Year 2 14,000.00 0.6944 9,721.60
Year 3 10,000.00 0.5787 5,787.00
Year 4 10,000.00 0.4823 4,823.00
Year 5 10,000.00 0.4019 4,019.00
2.99 49,349.60
Payback Period:
Therfore:
Both projects are acceptable when using the NPV test. Project B has the advantage of a
shorter Payback Period of only 3.6 years compared to Project A which has a Payback Period
of 3.75 years. Base on the above tests, Project B would be the desirable project because of
its shorter payback period advantage.