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Free cash flows
(revenue-costs-depreciation)*(1-tax)+depreciation - CE - NWC
initial outlay, ongoing cash flows, terminal cash flows
Initial outlay
Purchase equipment
Initial development costs
Increase in net working capital (increase inventories, raw materials)
Ongoing cash flows
Incremental revenues
Incremental costs
Taxes
Change in net working capital (change in inventories, raw materials, accounts receivable and payable)
Terminal cash flows
Sale of equipment
Shut down costs
Decrease in neet working capital (decrease inventories, raw materials)
FCF elements
Working capital
Increase in WC during a period means more cash is employed ie cash outflow
Decrease in WC during a period means less cash is employed ie cash inflow
Capital expenditure - disposal of assets
When a depreciated asset is disposed → proceeds received is salvage value
When an asset is liquidated, any capital gain is taxed as income
Capital gain = sale price = book value
Book value = purchase price - accumulated depreciation
After tax cash flow from asset sale = sale price - (tax rate * capital gain)
when to find book value
find book value
selling an assset
need to calcuclate gain or loss on the salle
aasked to find csah flow from selling aan aasset
no book value
the asaset isnt being sold or disposed of
unrellated to sale
rules relating to FCF
Only relevant cash flows (accounting income does not need to be recognised)
Estimate cash flow on incremental basis
They are cash flows arising only due to the project itself
Ignore sunk costs
Costs already incurred
Beware of allocated overheads
Fixed costs, salaries, rent
Only assign a change in these costs
Include opportunity costs
Exclude financing costs
NWC = CA - CCL
Treat inflation consistently
nominal with nominal
Nominal cash flow divided by inflation rate^years
Vice versa
Real rate times inflation rate^years
Input into NPV