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This 4 page paper considers a fictitious medium term investment opportunity supplied by the student and assesses it as an investment. Looking first at non financial elements, such as the long term viability of the product and the competitive environment and then for short term issues such as cash flow and the rate of return discounted using NPV.
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4 pages (~225 words per page)
File: TS14_TEinvopt.rtf
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projects the greater the level of error that can manifest within the projections. Therefore to asses whether this is a good investments there needs to be the consideration of
the company, its product, the place and opportunities it has in the market, whether this is a good fit and also the financial projections. The first issue is whether or
not this is a potentially good long term investment. For this to be the case there needs to be a long term market fore the product the company wants to
make, with the company able to protect is position and not loose ground to companies that are already established in that market. If there is little o prevent imitation and
there is a long lead period, such as the three years seen in this case, then the company may find competition take advantage of the weaker position and take over
the market. In this case the product is innovative, a piece of non evasive equipment to continuously measure blood pressure there are
also some barriers to overcome. It is projected at taking three years to gain the permission of the FDA to distribute the product and create sales. The initial projections
are that sales will amount to $7,973,000 in the first year. However, with costs occurring in the first two years with no return if there is a delay in this
approval there could be increases costs incurred. These sales also rely on the ability to gain the right sales staff and overcome the culture that has indicated invasion system
have been more reliable. However, change in the medical environment is common and we will assume that these barriers can be overcome, and that the technology may be protected by
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