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What will be the impact on cash flow and profit of buying, with a loan (L$), a piece of equipment with cost (C$) which will reduce direct costs (COGS) by ▲X%? |
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Previous period total sales: |
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Previous period Direct Job Costs (Cost of Goods Sold): |
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Previous period Fixed Costs (Operating and Overhead): |
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Previous period Break-even Sales: |
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Previous period labor as % of direct job costs: |
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Previous period materials as % of direct job costs: |
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Acquisition Cost of equipment: |
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Amount borrowed (L$): |
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Amount self-funded: |
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Annual loan interest rate: |
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Loan Period (in months): |
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Monthly Payment: |
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Annual Payment: |
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Average annual interest cost of loan: |
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Expected Annual Maintenance Cost: |
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Reduction in direct labor costs (COGS) (▲XL%): |
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Reduction in direct materials costs (COGS) (▲XM%): |
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Reduction in direct costs (COGS): |
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Annual cash flow effect of taking loan: |
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Payback period in years: |
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Annualized return on investment (ROI): |
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This analysis looks at the overall effect of automation on the profitability of the business. A positive cash flow would indicate that the investment should be made. Be very honest with the expected "Reduction in direct costs (COGS) %" you expect, and don't forget to enter the maintenance costs. |
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