Barbara is preparing a budget for her rally racing team, Olinda Racing, after recently confirming two major sponsorship agreements for the next two years with a large Canadian publishing company and with a local tourist attraction. The plan is to compete in each of the six events in the Canadian championship over the next two years. Barbara estimates that she currently has $50,000 invested in her rally car "Zuke" and in the tools and equipment the team owns. Before the new season starts, her estimate is that car upgrade costs of $5,000 are required. The six races run from February to November, so Barbara has assumed cash flows otherwise occur evenly throughout the years as follows:
Year 1
Year 2
Cash inflows from major sponsorships
12,000
Cash inflows from prizes, contingencies
3,000
Cash outflows:
Maintenance and repairs
5,000
Tires
Entry fees
Racing fuel
1,000
Hotels, meals, airfares, transport
9,000
Barbara is using a cost of capital of 12% in his budgeting. Olinda Racing currently has $18,400 in the bank to be used to cover net costs.needed.Using the above data and a net present value approach, determine if Olinda Racing needs to raise additional funding to compete over the next two years.
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