Valey at a tolal cost of P455.500.000. The project will be nenced by solt foreign aie of ntérest of 5% per year The GARUGI GOst for operpiion. maintenonce teGtes gnd olliers vWould fotal PIS100 000 Annual navenues and maled to smuctures ore expecled to tast for 50 yeais wilh no sdivage value. Delemine he b/c o ol the projeci.

Valey at a tolal cost of P455.500.000. The project will be nenced by solt foreign aie of ntérest of 5% per year The GARUGI GOst for operpiion. maintenonce teGtes gnd olliers vWould fotal PIS100 000 Annual navenues and maled to smuctures ore expecled to tast for 50 yeais wilh no sdivage value. Delemine he b/c o ol the projeci.

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Chapter11: Capital Budgeting Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 19EA: Redbird Company is considering a project with an initial investment of $265,000 in new equipment...

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