Answer:
$11.59 million
Explanation:
The computation of earning before interest and tax is shown below:-
Free cash flow = Operating cash flow - Investment in operating cash flow
$8.17 million = Operating cash flow - $2.17 million
Operating cash flow = $10.34 million
For calculating the earning before interest
Operating cash flow = Earning before interest - Taxes + Depreciation
$10.34 million = Earning before interest - $2.17 million + $0.92 million
= $10.34 million = Earning before interest - $1.25 million
Earning before interest = $11.59 million
Solution :
The optimal order quantity, EOQ = 
EOQ = 
= 115.47
The expected number of orders = 
= 17.32
The daily demand = demand / number of working days
= 8.33
The time between the orders = EOQ / daily demand
= 13.86 days
ROP = ( Daily demand x lead time ) + safety stock
= 76.64
The annual holding cost = 
= 207.85
The annual ordering cost = 
= 207.85
So the total inventory cost = annual holding cost + annual ordering cost
= 207.85 + 207.85
= 415.7
Answer:
Answer= 9 years
Explanation:
Present value of annuity=Annuity[1-(1+interest rate)^-time period]/rate
14,963.72=2200[1-(1.06)^-n]0.06
14,963.72=36,666.67[1-(1.06)^-n]
1-(1.06)^-n=(14,963.72/36,666.67)
(1.06)^-n=1-(14,963.72/36,666.67)
(1/1.06)^n=0.591898545
Taking log on both sides;
n*log (1/1.06)=log 0.591898545
Hence n=log0.591898545/log (1/1.06)
=9 years.
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Answer:
The profit expected from the two IPOs is $2887.5
Explanation:
For the overpriced IPO,1100 shares would be received and since the share was overpriced by $6.25, an instant loss of $6,875
($6.25*1100) is recorded.
For the under-priced IPO ,550 shares (1100 shares divided by 2) would be received and the immediate gain recorded is $9,762.5(550 *$17.75)
Overall the two portfolios, when taken together,give an immediate gain of $2,887.50(gain of $9,762.50 less loss of $6,875
)
This is power of portfolio diversification, that managing potential investment losses by spreading one's investment.
