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SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS

SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS

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SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS

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By the end of this lesson, you will be able to

  • 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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WHAT IF?

Sensitivity analysis typically involves asking ‘what if?’ questions.

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WHAT IF?

For example, what if demand fell by 10% compared to our original forecasts? Would the project still be viable?

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FORMULA =

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To make a better understanding, let test our knowledge....

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Here is a given situation

  • 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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So what is the NPV of this investment?

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Multiple Choice

Let's check the PV for our initial investment. Which one is the correct one?

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(-7,000,000) X 1 = (-RM7,000,000)

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7,000,000 X 1 = RM7,000,000

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INITIAL INVESTMENT = (-RM7,000,000)

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.

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6,500,000 X 1.783 = 11,589,500

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6,500,000 x 0.857 = 5,570,500

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PV for Cash Flow = RM 11,589,500

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

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(-2,000,000) x 1.783= (-RM3,566,000)

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2,000,000 x 1.783= RM3,566,00

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PV for Fixed Cost = (-RM3,566,000)

Yes correct! It is a cost ,thus it is a negative value.

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What is our next step?

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.

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(-7,000,000)+11,589,500+(-3,566,000) = RM1,023,500

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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?

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Totally NO NO NO!

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YES we should!

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Your NPV is RM1,023,500

Because it is a POSITIVE, we should accept this project because it brings us PROFIT!

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Now it is time to calculate Sensitivity Analysis

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Multiple Choice

Before that, let's recap the formula

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NPV÷ PV of CF under considerationNPV\div\ PV\ of\ CF\ under\ consideration  

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PV of CF under consideration ÷ NPVPV\ of\ CF\ under\ consideration\ \div\ NPV  

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FORMULA

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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

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(RM1,023,500 ∕RM7,000,000 ) x 100 = 14.6%.

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(RM7,000,000 ∕ RM1,023,500) x 100 = 7.17%.

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Your sensitivity to INITIAL INVESTMENT IS 14.6%

  • 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

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(RM1,024,850 ∕3,566,000 ) x 100 = 28.7%

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(RM1,023,500 ∕11,589,500 ) x 100 = 8.83%

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Your sensitivity to CONTRIBUTION IS 8.83%

  • 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

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(RM1,023,500 ∕3,566,000 ) x 100 = 28.70%

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(RM1,024,850 ∕11,591,450 ) x 100 = 8.84%

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Your sensitivity to FIXED COST IS 28.7%

  • Therefore, operating costs can rise by 28.7% before NPV becomes negative.

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NEXT you have to calculate sensitivity to COST OF CAPITAL

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)

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5,260,366

2

-128,500

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Multiple Choice

NOW CALCULATE YOUR IRR.....

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15.69%

2

18.66%

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Recommendation

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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PROBABILITY ANALYSIS

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Let's rewind a little bit about probability analysis

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PROBABILITY ANALYSIS

  • 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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The FORMULA for calculating an EV is

EV =∑px

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PROBABILITY ANALYSIS

You have to chose between 3 mutually exclusive project

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Multiple Choice

WHICH PEOJECT SHOULD WE CHOOSE?

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PROJECT 3 should be undertaken

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

YES!

NOT YET

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Poll

Now I'm able to make appropriate recommendations

YES!

NOT YET

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