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Economic analysis of the biogas plant
Soukup, Tadeáš ; Slaboch, Josef (advisor) ; Kotyza, Pavel (referee)
Bachelor thesis Economic Analysis of a biogas plant deals with the evaluation of investments in the biogas plant in Velké Chvojno. The thesis is divided into theoretical and practical part, which is supplemented by discussions. The first part is a literature review, which deals with history, the composition and process of biogas production. The following describes the main components of a biogas plant and its economy. The last part of literature review is devoted to methods of evaluating investments. In the practical part, at first, the biogas plant in the Velké Chvojno is described. It describes how to create a table of cash flow and income and expenses of the biogas plant are characterized. Subsequently, an assessment of the cost structure of a biogas plant is made, attention is also paid to the structure of raw materials both in terms of cost and weight proportion. Furthermore, a calculation of net present value, internal rate of return and discounted payback period. Among the methods which do not include the time value of money is calculated using the method of simple payback return. The last part, discussion, evaluates the acquired calculations and includes herein a draft for improvement.
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Evaluation of Investment into the Construction of Warehouse
Hanák, Pavel ; Sieber, Patrik (advisor) ; Štamfestová, Petra (referee)
This work estimates a rentability of investment into warehouse construction. It is purely practical case study coming from everyday managerial practice. The company described in this thesis works in the segment of Transport and Logistics and its managers are currently considering a construction of a new warehouse. The key problem is to assess whether the warehouse is going to be profitable or not. This thesis starts with a general financial analysis of the company, which should bring a broad picture of its financial health. Based on this information, we can decide whether the company can afford such an investment or not. The other methods used in this work are a creation of model of investment revenues, of its cost and of its overall cash-flow. The service life of the new warehouse is projected for thirty years and our model projects the overall investment cash-flow for the whole period of its life. Then, the analysed company's WACC discount factor is applied and the present value of the investment is computed. The major benefit of this thesis is the fact that it tries to solve a real case, or, even better said, a real managerial problem. The results are thus not produced per se, but they can be applied in everyday practice.
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