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    A Potential Contract Assessment

    Number of Pages: 14

     

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    In fourteen pages a student submitted case study is used to examine whether or not an offered contract is worth accepting by a company and includes considerations of IRR, NPV, a profitability index as well as risks of influencing factors and sample calculations are also included. Five sources are listed in the bibliography.

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    are available regarding the project and its potential. Market. The initial development costs of 10 million are being provided by the client, however, costs over and above this will need  to be found by the company. In any projection there need to be various scenarios considered, here there are two different scenarios. One where an increase in marketing will increase  the projected market share from 20% to 30%, within this there also needs to be consideration given to low, medium and high demand, AS these have not been weighted in  this case we will consider them all with equal weighing and with equal possibility. The first aspect that needs to be considered in the use of a tool to  measure how much this project would be worth over the three years. There is no possibility of extension of the project beyond this due to the way the country itself  is expected to have developed the ability to supply itself. The case gives total figures, however, there is also a lack of indication of the spread of the business and  revenue as well as costs over the three years. The three scenarios of demand at low medium and high with a 1 million marketing budget are 5,000, 8,000 and  10,000 and selling prices of 20,000, 18,000 and 16,000 respectively. The first issue is to look at how this will relate to the finances and the way that any profit  will emerge from this. This can then be used to consider what the potential profit is as well as at which point the break even point will be reached. There  are several ways that this can be calculated, however, with variable costs of 8,000 this appears t be the case regardless of how many units are produced. However, for the 

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