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final_excel_project_wacc_fruit_drink.xls

Instructions

Final Case Project
Suppose that the Cott Corporation (Symbol COT) is considering adding a new product line. Currently, Cott
sells apple juice and they are considering selling a new fruit drink. The fruit drink will have a selling
price of $1.64 per container. The plant has excess capacity in a fully depreciated building to
process the fruit drink product line. The new fruit drink will be discontinued in four years. The
new equipment falls under the 3-year MACRS depreciation schedule. The new fruit drink requires
an increase in inventory of $275,000, an increase in accounts receivable of $135,000, and an increase
in accounts payable of $110,000. Projected sales are 4,000,000 containers in the first
year, with a 9% growth rate for each subsequent year. Variable costs are 60% of total revenues
and fixed costs are $1,250,000 each year. The new equipment costs $2,500,000 and has a salvage
value of $500,000. The corporate tax rate for Cott is 35%.
Cott currently has 1,100,000 bonds outstanding with a 5.38% coupon rate (paid semi-annually)
and 8 years left until maturity. They are selling at 98% of par.
You will gather current market data (price, beta, & shares outstanding) on Cott's common stock from Yahoo! Finance.
*(Use the closing price from Friday, April 24)
Remember from project #3, beta and shares outstanding are under 'Key Statistics' in Yahoo! Finance.
The monthly expected return on the S&P 500 (SPY) that we calculated from project #3 was 1.19%.
Multiplying this by 12 will give you a reliable estimate of the expected return on the market.
The risk-free rate is 1.2%.
Required
*Unless the value is given above (or pulled straight from Yahoo! Finance), all cells highlighted in yellow require a calculation done using formulas.
*Do not forget the correct sign convention
*Double-check your calculations using your calculator
1. Calculate the WACC for the company using the 'WACC' tab below.
(I have done the cost of debt calculations to get you started)
2. Create pro-forma income statements for the incremental cash flows from this project using the
'Pro Forma' tab below.
Enter formulas to calculate the PV of each year's cash flows in row 36.
(You can either use the EXCEL formula PV() or use mathmatical formula for PV of a lump sum.)
The NPV is simply the sum of the PVs of all years' cash flows
3. Create a NPV profile using the 'NPV Profile' tab below.
4. E-mail your completed spreadsheet to me at [email protected] by Sunday, May 3 at 11:59p.
The subject line of your email will read 'class section_last name_Excel Project #4'
For example: '002_Coy_Excel Project #4'

WACC

WACC
I. Cost of Debt
Par Value 1000
Periods Until Maturity 16
Current Price -980
Coupon Rate 0.0538
Coupon Payment 26.9
Periodic Yield 0.0285
Cost of Debt (YTM) 0.0569
II. Cost of Equity
Beta
Risk-Free Rate
Expected Market Return
Cost of Equity
III. Market Values & Weights
Bonds Outstanding
Current Bond Price
Shares Outstanding
Current Share Price
Market Value of Debt
Market Value of Equity
Market Value Total
Weight of Debt
Weight of Equity
IV. WACC
Tax Rate 0.35
WACC

Pro Forma

Pro Forma
I. Fill in the following data on the proposed capital budgeting project.
Economic life of project in years. 4
Price of New Equipment
Fixed Costs
Salvage value of New Equipment
Change in Inventory
Change in A/R
Change in A/P
Unit Price ($)
First Year Units (N)
Variable Costs (%) Note: Cells C21 and C22 include the initial cash flows.
Marginal Tax Rate (%) Columns D through G are the operating cash flows.
Growth Rate (%) Cells G33 and G34 include terminal cash flows.
WACC (%) 0.0000
Spreadsheet for determining Cash Flows (in Thousands)
Timeline: Year 0 1 2 3 4
II. Net Investment Outlay = Initial CFs
Equipment Price
Increase in NWC
III. Cash Flows from Operations
Total Revenues
Variable Costs
Fixed Costs
Depreciation
Earnings Before Taxes
Taxes
Net Income
Net operating CFs
IV. Terminal Cash Flows
After-Tax Salvage Value
Recovery of NWC
Total Cash Flows
Present Value of CFs
Calculate: NPV

NPV Profile

Creating a NPV Profile
Discount Rate: 0% 2% 4% 6% 8%
Year CF PV(CF) PV(CF) PV(CF) PV(CF) PV(CF) Create a NPV profile below by creating a line graph of rows 11 & 12.
0 Cells B5 to B9 in this worksheet can link to cells C35 through G35 in the 'Pro Forma' worksheet.
1 Find the present value of cash flows in columns C through G using each of the discount rates in row 3.
2 NPV in row 11 is simply the sum of rows 5 through 9 for each discount rate.
3 Rows 11 & 12 are used to create the NPV profile graph below.
4
NPV
Discount Rate: 0% 2% 4% 6% 8%
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