Problem 9.01 – Initial Investment in Fixed Assets for a New Manufacturing Plant

Essentials of Corporate Finance

Ross, Westerfield, and Jordan

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Calculate the cash flow amount required for the initial investment in fixed assets for a new project involving building a manufacturing plant on previously owned land. Use the current market value of the land, the cost of building the plant, and the cost of grading the land to determine the appropriate initial investment amount.

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