Last updated 7/2020 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 527.00 MB | Duration: 2h 13m Revenues, depreciation, cost of capital, inventory ... How to know if a major investment is right for your organization
What you'll learn Capital investment justification (equipment, new processes, building, etc.) Accounting principles such as balance sheets, COGS, accounts payable, accounts receivable, and gross margin. Net Present Value (NPV), Cost of Capital and the Time value of money Free Excel templates to build your own capital justification model Net Working Capital and the typical business cycle. Financial modeling and analysis Requirements Fundamental knowledge of manufacturing Basic Excel skills Basic math skills Description Return on Investment (ROI) Analysis for Manufacturing teaches the tools, models and concepts manufacturing professionals need to determine if a significant investment like a new piece of equipment will be financially beneficial to their organization. This course teaches the basics of ROI analysis such as estimating revenues, on-going expenses, and the initial investment. It also explores more advanced aspects of capital investment justification such as adjusting for risk, changes to net working capital, and estimating overhead. It then shows the student how to assemble these projected expenses and revenues into a financial model designed to return the Net Present Value (NPV) of the project. NPV is the method experts agree is the best for evaluating capital investments.If you are eager to add business finance and financial modeling to your skill set, then this is the class for you!If you are looking to merge your project engineering skills with the real world of business finance, or move from an engineering role to a managerial one, then this course is for you!If you are looking for a clear and straight-forward explanation of the sometimes confusing world of business finance, then sign up today!"It is comprehensive and straightforward instruction with practical examples." - Ben P. Overview Section 1: Capital Investment Justification Lecture 1 Introduction Lecture 2 Initial Investments Lecture 3 Initial Investments in the Model Lecture 4 Salvage Value Overview Lecture 5 Salvage Value in the Model Lecture 6 Sales Revenue Lecture 7 Sales Revenue in the Model Lecture 8 Direct Costs Lecture 9 Direct Costs in the Model Lecture 10 Manufacturing Overhead Lecture 11 Depreciation Lecture 12 Electrical Usage Lecture 13 Overhead in the Model Lecture 14 Gross Margin Lecture 15 Cash Flows Lecture 16 Change in Net Working capital Lecture 17 Net Working Capital Requirements Lecture 18 Summarizing Annual Cash Flows Lecture 19 Cost of Capital Lecture 20 Discounting Future Cash Flows Lecture 21 Project NPV Lecture 22 Interpretation of Results Lecture 23 UPDATE: Introduction to Profitability Index Lecture 24 UPDATE: Profitability Index Explained Lecture 25 Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) Lecture 26 Conclusion Anyone that wants to improve their business finance knowledge skills,Industrial and Manufacturing engineers and managers,Project managers,Anyone interested in financial modelling