Lol dont even know the difference between fcfe and npv and now telling people to value a fixed stream of money using PE lol
Ive said it before and ill say it again, stay within your circle of competence, dont know irr fcf npv discount rate go and invest in an ipp really noob
Hng33, Thank you. why do you think some people want to interpret the FCFE as NPV ? -------------- hng33 DK66 Your way of presentation is even clearer in these article, well done 14/05/2020 5:17 PM
The payback period Is about matched with Jaks management guideline......Jaks' CEO Andy Ang has indicated during the recent AGM that the power purchase agreement and hence earnings estimate of JHDP was formulated on the basis of 6500 annual utilization hours.Therefore, management guidance of 8 years payback period and 12% IRR were based on 6500 annual utilization hours.
The equity cost of JHDP is 25% x USD1.87 x 4.3 = RM2b. To say the RM1.096b is NPV is crazy. Invested RM2b into something worth only today's value (NPV) of RM1b. Immediate loss of RM1b.
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The equity cost of JHDP is 25% x USD1.87 x 4.3 = RM2b. To say the RM1.096b is NPV is crazy. Invested RM2b into something worth only today's value (NPV) of RM1b. Immediate loss of RM1b. ==========
NPV in this case takes into account every things, including the project costs, loan repayments.........it is the surplus from the project.
so, u have NPV of $ 1 billion and 30% of that....that is $ 300 million.....your expected NPV over 20 years, discounted at , I don't know what rate.
In concept PBB is correct..........
the NPV represents....if u invest...u get this much more compared to if u do not invest.............it is a residue figure from the spreadsheet.........it is not some thing tangible....The some thing tangible is what is already shown in your balance sheet...........
qqq3, public bank told you he calculated NPV this way ? Don't ruin its name. Nobody calculate NPV this way. PBB said FCFE and you read it as NPV.
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NPV in this case takes into account every things, including the project costs, loan repayments.........it is the surplus from the project.
so, u have NPV of $ 1 billion and 30% of that....that is $ 300 million.....your expected NPV over 20 years, discounted at , I don't know what rate.
In concept PBB is correct..........
the NPV represents....if u invest...u get this much more compared to if u do not invest.............it is a residue figure from the spreadsheet.........it is not some thing tangible....The some thing tangible is what is already shown in your balance sheet........... 14/05/2020 5:50 PM
say if u want to negotiate a PPA with me....and we both agree that the return to you shall be 12% of your investments, (not the project cost).....then u go work on a cashflow projections assuming 75% borrowings , 25% equity, discount the figures at 12% and come to zero NPV (Cash outflows equals inflows on a discounted basis) ..........then we agree on the coal prices and tarifs as based on the projections. Now, we have deal.
then, u take the deal...........put into your spreadsheet and discounted at your own cost of funds , say 6%.............so, now, u have the so called NPV of $ 1 billion..........
the NPV here represents the additional assets in your balance sheet after 20 years assuming u invest.
qqq3, don't invent NPV. It is not the way. Don't guess your way thru to get a logical answer. NPV works on the future cash flow and discounts them to present value. simple. Don't make it sounds complicated.
I should drop this subject on NPV, a simple method. Anyone else not sure please ask.
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Internal rate of return (IRR) is the interest rate at which the net present value of all the cash flows (both positive and negative) from a project or investment equal zero.
Internal rate of return is used to evaluate the attractiveness of a project or investment. If the IRR of a new project exceeds a company’s required rate of return, that project is desirable. If IRR falls below the required rate of return, the project should be rejected.
ehome, it's not difficult.... just think about it.... and don't challenge PBB. u are wrong, PBB is correct at least based on information supplied to them by management
ehome... PBB figures are based on information given to them by management..... if u insist the plant can make $1 a year... then managent and PBB are wrong. That is the summary as things stand
if Otb thinks his margin calculations are better, or if people think Jaks management misled them... then buy and keep.... but don't drag others down the drain
qqq333, I am talking about facts, never intend to challenge PBB, i just want to point out the mistake made by the analyst. We are human being and bound to make mistake, so do u.
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Posted by johnmasino > 2020-05-14 16:28 | Report Abuse
Good stuff. Lets hope that PBB will correct their huge mistake