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AUTOMATION
Robert Clark
Rey Mendez
Nate Wills
Katie Young
Primus Automation
Innovative producer of world-class factory-automation
products and services with operations in the United States,
Europe, and Asia.
Products:
Programmable controllers
Numerical controllers
Industrial computers
Manufacturing software
Factory-automation systems
Data communication networks
Objectives:
Maintain leadership in market share
Increase sales by 15% a year
Achieve its targets for net income and working capital turnover
Avantjet
Manufacturer of corporate-jet aircraft. Avantjet is
trying to acquire an automation system that will
cut costs and accelerate the companys
production line.
Some things to note:
Capital Intensive
Highly levered
CEO ordered a moratorium on any capital expenditures
that will negatively affect the income statement and
balance sheet
Financial Situation
In order for Avantjet to acquire the automation
system they could:
1. Acquire funds through borrowed funds
2. Acquire the equipment through a conditional sale title
passes to the firm upon receipt of the final payment
3. Lease the equipment in two ways:
I.
Capital Lease
Lease Characteristics
A lease is a rental agreement that
involves a series of fixed payments that
extend over several periods.
Lessor owns the property that is leased.
Lessee acquires the assets productive
value from the lessor, but relinquishes the
residual value.
Residual Value- what the asset is worth at the end
of the lease
Lease Evaluation
By the lessee
Is leasing the asset less costly than buying it?
What company will offer the best leasing
terms?
By the lessor
Will the lease payments provide a satisfactory
return on the capital invested in the leased
asset?
Capital Lease
Spans the entire life of the asset, no
cancellation clause
Lessee retains ownership of the equipment
and is exposed to the risk of early changes
in the assets value
Lessee is required to depreciate the
equipment by showing it as an asset and
liability on their balance sheet
Not able to deduct the lease payment from
income taxes
Operating Lease
Cancellation clause
Technological obsolescence
Balance Sheet
Income Statement
Year
BeginningBalance
$715,000
$596,713
$467,189
$325,360
$170,057
AnnualPayment
$186,212
186,212
186,212
186,212
186,212
186,212
InterestBeforeTax@
9.50%
67,925
56,688
44,383
30,909
16,155
PrincipalReduction
118,287
129,524
141,829
155,303
170,057
EndingBalance
$596,713
$467,189
$325,360
$170,057
$0
TaxRate
34.00%
InterestAfterTax
$44,831
$37,414
$29,293
$20,400
$10,663
PMT(Pretax Annual
Rate, Term,
-715000)
TotalInterestPaid
$142,600
TotalPrincipalPaid
$715,000
Exhibit 4
Sample Calculation of the Present Value of Cash Outflows1
34.00%
Equipmentcost: $715,000
Taxrate:
Pretaxinterestrate:
9.50%
Leasepayment: $155,040
Interest
Payment
after
Principal
Year Tax2 Payment2
Five-Year
MACRS3
Depr.
Rate
Residual
Depr.
before
Tax
$0 $102,326
1 $44,831 $118,287
20.00%
$143,000 ($48,620)
$114,498 $102,326
2 $37,414 $129,524
32.00%
$228,800 ($77,792)
$89,146 $102,326
3 $29,293 $141,829
19.20%
$137,280 ($46,675)
$124,447 $102,326
4 $20,400 $155,303
5 $10,663 $170,057
Sum $142,600 $715,000
NPV
11.52%
11.52%
94.24%
$82,368 ($28,005)
$147,698 $102,326
$82,368 ($28,005) ($67,199) $85,515
$0
$673,816 ($229,097) ($67,199) $561,303 $511,632
$469,273 $454,717
Year1
Year2
Year3
Year4
Year5
(715,000)
DepreciationTaxSavings
Kd
48,620 77,792 46,675 28,005 28,005
LeasePayment
TaxonLeasePayment
ResidualValue
67,199
TaxonResidualValue
NetCashFlow
(15,767)
(612,674) 150,946 180,118 149,001 130,331 79,437
NPV
(17,860)
IRR
4.52%
Tax 40.00%
9.50%
Year
Exhibit 5
Sample Calculation of the Internal Rate of Return1
for Lease Financing
Lease
Payment
after
Tax2
ForgoneTax
Forgone
Savings
ResidualValue
Associatedwith
after
Depreciation2
Tax2
Initial
Purchase
Price
Saved
$715,000
Lease
Payment
Less
Incremental
CashFlow
($108,742)
($108,742)
($48,620)
($157,362)
($108,742)
($77,792)
($186,534)
($108,742)
($46,675)
($155,417)
($108,742)
($28,005)
($136,747)
5
Sum
IRR
$0
($543,708)
($28,005)
($229,097)
($67,199)
($67,199)
$715,000
$606,258
($95,204)
($125,005)
7.19%
Year1
Year2
Year3
Year4
Year5
(715,000)
DepreciationTaxSavings
48,620
77,792
46,675
28,005
28,005
LeasePayment
155,040
155,040
155,040
155,040
155,040
TaxonLeasePayment
(52,714)
(52,714)
(52,714)
(52,714)
(52,714)
ResidualValue
67,199
TaxonResidualValue
NetCashFlow
NPV
(15,767)
(612,674)
150,946
180,118
149,001
130,331
79,437
(17,860)
IRR
4.52%
Option2
Year0
Year1
Year2
Year3
Year4
Year5
Tax
40.00%
Kd
9.50%
Year1
Year2
Year3
Year4
Year5
(715,000)
DepreciationTaxSavings
48,620
77,792
46,675
28,005
28,005
LeasePayment
162,349
162,350
162,350
162,350
162,350
TaxonLeasePayment
(55,199)
(55,199)
(55,199)
(55,199)
(55,199)
ResidualValue
67,199
TaxonResidualValue
NetCashFlow
(15,767)
(607,850)
NPV
3,798
IRR
5.95%
155,771
184,943
153,826
135,156
79,437
Option4
Year0
Year1
Year2
Year3
Year4
Year5
Tax
40.00%
Kd
9.50%
Summary
Scenario
Effective tax rate
Pretax cost of debt
After-tax cost of debt
A
34.0%
9.5%
6.27%
$469,273
6.27%
B
34.0%
13.0%
8.58%
$484,546
8.58%
C
0.0%
9.5%
9.50%
D
0.0%
13.0%
13.00%
$663,800
9.50%
$671,253
13.00%
Leasing option #1
$155,040
$454,717
5.32%
$14,556
$155,040
436,915
5.32%
$47,631
$155,040
$155,040
651,863
8.61%
$11,937
616,202
8.61%
$55,050
Leasing option #2
$160,003
$469,273
6.27%
$0
$160,003
$450,901
6.27%
$33,645
$160,003
$160,003
$672,730
10.17%
($8,930)
$635,927
10.17%
$35,326
Leasing option #3
$162,350
$476,156
6.72%
($6,883)
$162,350
$457,515
6.72%
$27,031
$162,350
$162,350
$682,598
10.91%
($18,797)
$645,255
10.91%
$25,9978
Leasing option #4
$164,760
$483,225
7.19%
($13,952)
$164,760
$464,306
7.19%
$20,239
$164,760
$692,730
11.68%
($28,930)
$164,760
$654,834
11.68%
$16,419
Summary
Scenario
Effective tax rate
Pretax cost of debt
After-tax cost of debt
A
34.0%
9.5%
6.27%
B
34.0%
13.0%
8.58%
$469,273
6.27%
$484,546
8.58%
C
0.0%
9.5%
9.50%
D
0.0%
13.0%
13.00%
$663,800
9.50%
$671,253
13.00%
Leasing option #3
NPVofloan
NPVoflease
IRRoflease
Leaseadvantageover
borrowing
$162,350
$476,156
6.72%
($6,883)
$162,350
$457,515
6.72%
$27,031
$162,350
$162,350
$682,598
10.91%
($18,797)
$645,255
10.91%
$25,997
170,000
170,000
170,000
170,000
484,376
498,593
7.13%
501,993
479,073
7.13%
686,679
714,762
11.42%
697,207
675,660
11.42%
($14,217)
$22,920
($28,082)
$21,546
163,000
163,000
163,000
163,000
438,036
478,063
8.64%
458,436
459,346
8.64%
624,641
685,330
13.48%
640,997
647,839
13.48%
($40,027)
($911)
($60,689)
($6,842)
NPVofloan
NPVoflease
IRRoflease
Leaseadvantageover
borrowing
Option 2
Option 4
Net Advantage of Leasing Determined by Cost of Capital and
Tax Rate
Tax
Cost of Capital
10.00 10.50 11.00 11.50 12.00 12.50 13.00
9.50%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
(13,95
34%
2) (8,872) (3,858) 1,089 5,971 10,790 15,546 20,240
(17,46 (11,868
25%
4)
) (6,354) (923) 4,429 9,702 14,899 20,020
(21,75 (15,628
15%
7)
) (9,601) (3,673) 2,158 7,893 13,535 19,086
(28,93 (22,074 (15,349
0%
0)
)
) (8,752) (2,280) 4,071 10,303 16,419
Primus
Vs.
Faulhaber Gmbh
Option 3
Net Advantage of Leasing Determined
Tax
Option 4
Net Advantage of Leasing Determined
Tax
Primus
Vs.
Honshu Heavy Industries
Option 3
Net Advantage of Leasing Determined
Tax
Option 4
Decision Summary
Pick Option 3
Operating lease
Option 1 and 2 do not give Primus a positive NPV
Option 3 and 4 give Primus a positive NPV
However, with option 4 there would not be a
net advantage to leasing between Primus and
Honshu Heavy Industries, so we would risk
potentially losing this business.