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E. Sensitivities and Scenarios
E. Sensitivities and Scenarios
The table below illustrates the effect on net income if the percentage of
market share will be changed. This change has a direct effect on total revenue, total
variable costs, and income tax expense, while everything else remains unchanged.
Pessimistic: (Market Share=
2021 2022 2023 2024 2025
50%)
Total Revenue 5,827,725.13 6,002,238.43 6,183,120.82 6,367,824.68 6,558,897.64
Total Variable Cost -2,169,821.30 -2,234,797.37 -2,302,144.83 -2,370,915.12 -2,442,056.80
Total Fixed Cost -2,434,993.69 -2,455,236.91 -2,470,298.23 -2,478,429.10 -2,498,379.19
Total Operating Profit 1,222,910.14 1,312,204.15 1,410,677.76 1,518,480.46 1,618,461.64
Interest Expense -192,000.00 -192,000.00 -192,000.00 -192,000.00 -192,000.00
Profit Before Tax 1,030,910.14 1,120,204.15 1,218,677.76 1,326,480.46 1,426,461.64
Income Tax Expense -257,727.53 -280,051.04 -304,669.44 -331,620.11 -356,615.41
Net Income 773,182.60 840,153.11 914,008.32 994,860.34 1,069,846.23
rate of 50%, the net income decreases by 68%. Conversely, if the market share is
raised to an optimistic rate of 100%, the net income increases by almost half or 45%.
Note that these figures are ballpark estimates, with the differing market shares as
the driver.
Financial Model
0 1 2 3 4 5
Revenues 9,323,088 9,603,327 9,892,484 10,188,010 10,493,727
Less: OPEX -5,906,234 -6,030,818 -6,153,540 -6,271,704 -6,405,480
EBIT 3,416,854 3,572,509 3,738,944 3,916,306 4,088,246
Interest -192,000 -192,000 -192,000 -192,000 -192,000
Taxes -806,214 -845,127 -886,736 -931,077 -974,062
CAPEX -3,600,000
Profits After
-3,600,000 2,418,641 2,535,382 2,660,208 2,793,230 2,922,185
Tax
Add:
81,394 81,394 81,394 81,394 81,394
Depreciation
Other figures dependent on the cost of capital are presented in the table above.
The Enterprise Value Scenarios show that the higher the cost of capital is, the lower the
enterprise value becomes. There can also be other scenarios that can be developed
internal and external factors, such as capital and operating expenditures, changes in