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NPV - Project with the assumption different currency
Replied Jun. 16, 2009
NPV - Project with the assumption different currency
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Thompson Terry Jun. 22, 2009.
Diversification and risk
Replied Jun. 4, 2009
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The discount rate needs to be based on the location of the project. There will be exchange rate issues to factor into the model but the primary driver for the NPV rate is the risk associated with the place where the project is.
The most important thing here is to ensure that the discount rate you use reflects the risks to the cashflows in the country they arise... so a company may well be incorporated in Delaware US but if the project is in India then it is Indian risk whi…
agapite dimitri
prosfata perasa se metaptyxiako programma ston Panepistimio Thessalias kai exw kanei kapoies arxikes ektimiseis panw sta oikonomika themata kai oti allo xreiastw. To provlima mou omws antimetwpizetai panw sto neo Excel 2007. Den gnw…
Thanks Dimitris,
The file is useful for me. However, this calculation is only right when we assume that the depreciation of the USD against the EUR is a fixed rate (i.e 4%). If we change this rate every year, the final result will have a different…
Chau,
I will slightly vary your question. Lets say you had some EUR in your pocket and you would like to invest them. Lets assume you had 2 options:
1. Invest this EUR sum and earn a EUR interest rate
2. Convert EUR into USD at the spot exchange rat…
Dear all,
How about for one project if I use a different unit of currency.
Example I use project by EUR with the discount rate 10%. But when I change it to USD, do I change the discount rate and how to change it?
Pls find in attached file for mor…
Dear all,
How about for one project if I use a different unit of currency.
Example I use project by EUR with the discount rate 10%. But when I change it to USD, do I change the discount rate and how to change it?
Pls find in attached file for mor…
I agree with comments from Yen Yong.
I think that when investor is familiar with a sector, they will request the lower return than others who isn't familiar with it. That cause diversification too large sectors is not good because they don't have e…
It's good for me.
Thanks for your paper!
Thanks Asif,
You are nice !
Gross profit=Revenue - COGS (if depreciation is included in COGS)
Gross profit=Revenue - COGS - depreciation (if depreciation is broken out below COGS)
In your case as i can notice further breakdown of 2517 which is 1136 + 426+165+697+93 is given…
I have one more question.
Normally, the Gross Profit = Revenue - COGS
, in that COGS include Depreciation (165) .
But I calculated: Gross Profit = Revenue - COGS + Depreciation (165) (means we plus again Depreciation). Is that right?
Base on tha…
I agree with What Mansoor has explained, In most of the cases depreciation relates to machinery involved in the production of goods which could be attributed to the COGS as this is a direct cost involved in the poduction of goods.
Amortization rela…
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