Preinvestment Analysis
Investments are essential for the success of companies and projects. Investment appraisal is an important element of profitability analysis and checks whether a specific investment project should be realised from a financial point of view.
Static investment appraisal:
- Cost comparison calculation
- Profit comparison calculation
- Profitability comparison calculation (ROI)
- Amortisation comparison calculation (payback) Dynamic investment calculation:
- Net present value
- Annuity method
- IRR (Internal Rate of Return) and Baldwin interest rate
- Dynamic payback method
Special areas of investment appraisal:
- Fisher rate
- Mapping of risk
- Changes in net current assets
- Different useful lives
- Time of commissioning
- Replacement date
- Investment programmes
- Tax effects
Students are able to
- apply the static and dynamic calculation methods to specific situations and critically assess the results
- map and assess special influences in the investment calculation
- Business administration (kbwl), accounting (krw) or commercial vocational baccalaureate
- Cost accounting systems (kosr)
Excel is used in the module. Excel can be used (in whole or in part) in the final written exam.