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MTH 105
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INVESTMENT APPRAISALINVESTMENT APPRAISAL:A technique or method used to evaluate or assess
the profitability of an investment project.
Investment Decisions:- Firms: investments in long term assets such as
property, plant, equipment, etc
- Individuals
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Investment Appraisal
Decisions should be made carefully because:-Investment require significant cash outflows-Investments are made for a long term
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Investment AppraisalNet Present Value Method (NPV):- Uses discounted cash flows to evaluate
investment projects.
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NPV METHODFind the NPV of project 1 given the following:I : initial investment
r : required rate of return
A, B, C, . . . Z : projected cash inflows
n : no. of years
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NPV METHOD Year Project A 1 A 2 B 3 C . . . . . . n Z
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NPV METHODSolution:Find the present value of all cash inflows: (Discount all
cash-inflows back to year zero and add).
NPV = Present value of – Present value of cash inflows cash outflows
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NPV METHODAccept the project if:NPV ˃ 0 (positive NPV)
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NPV METHODExample:Find the NPV of a hostel investment project given the data
below:- Is this project worth pursuing?
Initial investment ( I ) = GH 5,000
Required rate of return ( r ) = 10%
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NPV METHOD Year Hostel 1 800 2 900 3 1200 4 1400 5 1600 6 1300 7 1100
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NPV METHODExample 2You want to invest in either a Hostel project or a Hotel
project. Given the following data, which would you choose?
I = GH 5,000r = 10%
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NPV METHOD Year Hostel project Hotel project 1 800 1100 2 900 1100 3 1200 1100 4 1400 1100 5 1600 1100 6 1300 1100 7 1100 1100
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NPV METHODTwo or more investment projects:- Choose the one with the highest NPV