

SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS
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AMIRAH AQILAH
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Apply investment appraisal techniques to a range of capital budgeting scenario
Able to make appropriate recommendations
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So now, let's rewind our past discussion
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Sensitivity analysis typically involves asking ‘what if?’ questions.
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For example, what if demand fell by 10% compared to our original forecasts? Would the project still be viable?
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To make a better understanding, let test our knowledge....
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You are considering an investment that would cost you RM7,000,000
Sales of the product is expected to be RM6,500,000 for the next TWO (2) years
Fixed cost is RM 2,000,000
Discount rate is 8%
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Multiple Choice
Let's check the PV for our initial investment. Which one is the correct one?
(-7,000,000) X 1 = (-RM7,000,000)
7,000,000 X 1 = RM7,000,000
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Remember! Initial investment is our cost. So it is a negative value.
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Multiple Choice
Sales of the product is expected to be RM 6,500,000 for the next TWO years. Your Discount rate is 8%
Now calculate PV for your Cash Flow.
6,500,000 X 1.783 = 11,589,500
6,500,000 x 0.857 = 5,570,500
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Remember! Cash Flow is consistent and you must use PV Annuity table
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Multiple Choice
Next step, calculate PV for your Fixed Cost. (Fixed cost = RM 2,000,000
(-2,000,000) x 1.783= (-RM3,566,000)
2,000,000 x 1.783= RM3,566,00
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Yes correct! It is a cost ,thus it is a negative value.
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You have calculated PV
Year 0 = Initial Investment =(RM 7,000,000)
Year 1 -2 = Cash Flow = RM 11,589,500
Year 1 -2 = Fixed Cost =(RM 3,566,000)
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Multiple Choice
Now calculate your NPV.
(-7,000,000)+11,589,500+(-3,566,000) = RM1,023,500
7,000,000+11,589,500+3,566,000 =
RM22,155,500
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Multiple Choice
You NPV is RM1,023,500
Should we accept this project?
Totally NO NO NO!
YES we should!
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Because it is a POSITIVE, we should accept this project because it brings us PROFIT!
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Multiple Choice
Before that, let's recap the formula
NPV÷ PV of CF under consideration
PV of CF under consideration ÷ NPV
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Multiple Choice
Calculate your SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS of your INITIAL INVESTMENT
Year 0 = Initial Investment =(RM 7,000,000)
Year 1 -2 = Cash Flow = RM 11,589,500
Year 1 -2 = Fixed Cost =(RM 3,566,000)
NPV is RM1,023,500
(RM1,023,500 ∕RM7,000,000 ) x 100 = 14.6%.
(RM7,000,000 ∕ RM1,023,500) x 100 = 7.17%.
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Therefore, the initial investment can rise by 14.6% before NPV becomes negative
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Multiple Choice
Calculate your SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS of your CONTRIBUTION
Year 0 = Initial Investment =(RM 7,000,000)
Year 1 -2 = Cash Flow = RM 11,589,500
Year 1 -2 = Fixed Cost =(RM 3,566,000)
NPV is RM1,023,500
(RM1,024,850 ∕3,566,000 ) x 100 = 28.7%
(RM1,023,500 ∕11,589,500 ) x 100 = 8.83%
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Therefore, the selling price can fall by 8.83% before NPV becomes negative.
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Multiple Choice
Calculate your SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS of your FIXED COST
Year 0 = Initial Investment =(RM 7,000,000)
Year 1 -2 = Cash Flow = RM 11,589,500
Year 1 -2 = Fixed Cost =(RM 3,566,000)
NPV is RM1,023,500
(RM1,023,500 ∕3,566,000 ) x 100 = 28.70%
(RM1,024,850 ∕11,591,450 ) x 100 = 8.84%
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Therefore, operating costs can rise by 28.7% before NPV becomes negative.
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But before that , you need to calculate your IRR
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Multiple Choice
NPV 1 = RM1,023,500 //R1 = 8%
NPV 2 = ? // R2 = 20%
TRY FIND NPV 2?
Year 0 = Initial Investment =(RM 7,000,000)
Year 1 -2 = Cash Flow = RM 6,500,000
Year 1 -2 = Fixed Cost =(RM 2,000,000)
(annuity table; Year 2 = 1.5278)
5,260,366
-128,500
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Multiple Choice
NOW CALCULATE YOUR IRR.....
15.69%
18.66%
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This means that cost of capital can increase by 18.66% before NPV becomes negative.
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Poll
How is your feeling right now?
It was easy. I can understand all of it!
Need more practice
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Let's rewind a little bit about probability analysis
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When there are several possible outcomes for a decision and probabilities can be assigned to each, a probability distribution of expected cash flows can often be estimated.
This recognises there are several possible outcomes, not just one.
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You have to chose between 3 mutually exclusive project
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Multiple Choice
WHICH PEOJECT SHOULD WE CHOOSE?
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However it should be noted that Project 3 is also the most risky option as it has the widest range of potential outcomes.
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Poll
Now I'm able to apply investment appraisal techniques (SENSITIVITY AND PROBABILITY ANALYSIS) to a range of capital budgeting scenario
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NOT YET
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Poll
Now I'm able to make appropriate recommendations
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