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Feasibility, Break-even & Exit Calculator

Planning scenario, not a return promise

Results are calculated solely from your inputs, not market quotations or return forecasts. Record a verifiable source and date for the initial capital and each year; explicitly account for disposal tax, selling and finance costs before relying on cash flows.

Reproducible feasibility model

Enter project inputs and their source. Published ROI ranges do not generate results. Use one currency; annual inputs include your chosen inflation and price changes.

Enter every annual value; use an explicit zero for inapplicable items. Market inputs have not been approved for this study.

Asset disposal proceeds belong only in the final year; do not count the same sale more than once.

Reproducible feasibility model
YearsAnnual unit capacityUtilization %Unit selling priceVariable cost per unitOther fixed costsAnnual payrollAnnual fixed energy costAnnual depreciationSubsequent CAPEXYear-end working capitalInterest paidDebt principal repaymentNet asset disposal in final year onlyAnnual input sourceSource date
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Choose a JSON file exported from this study. Results are recalculated from its inputs, not copied from the saved file.

Methodology · 5.0

Revenue = capacity × utilization × unit price. EBITDA = revenue minus variable, fixed, payroll and fixed energy costs. Production-linked energy belongs only in unit cost. FCF = EBITDA minus operating tax, subsequent CAPEX and working-capital change. Annual positive profits are taxed without automatic loss carryforwards or incentives. Depreciation, working capital and inflation are explicit annual inputs. Final working capital is fully recovered and remaining debt repaid at the horizon. NPV uses year-end cash flows in model currency, without implicit FX conversion. You set sensitivity changes within capacity. Fractional payback assumes even cash flows during the year. Recovery that depends on disposal proceeds or working-capital release at year end is dated at that year end. Asset disposal proceeds belong only in the final year; do not count the same sale more than once. The year-end gap assumes earlier positive cash flows are retained. It excludes intra-year cash shortfalls and new financing charges and does not double-count initial equity. Scenario cannot be calculated: assumed demand exceeds declared operating capacity. Revise assumptions or document extra capacity; no return is reported for this case. Indicative coverage, not a lender covenant: available cash = EBITDA − estimated profit tax after interest − reinvestment − working-capital change. Debt service includes interest, scheduled principal and the final balloon. Asset sale and final working-capital recovery are excluded. This is not verified cash tax or the definition in a loan contract. Operating break-even compares required units with declared annual capacity; a displayed theoretical amount is not proof it can be achieved.

Revenue = capacity × utilization × unit price
EBITDA = revenue − variable costs − fixed costs − payroll − fixed energy
FCF = EBITDA − operating tax − CAPEX − ΔWC
NPV = Σ CF(t)/(1+r)^t
Break-even units = fixed operating costs / (price − variable unit cost)
CFADS (model proxy) = EBITDA − equity cash-tax estimate − subsequent CAPEX − ΔWC
Debt service = interest + scheduled principal + final balloon
DSCR = CFADS / debt service (not a contractual lender ratio)

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