Explain your recommendations about the choice of capital projects to the business owners, comprising the two founders and private investors.

It is important to take into account many factors when recommending capital projects to a company. The first and most important thing to do is evaluate the long-term business goals. Are they pursuing their goals? What growth are they expecting over the next time frame? The next step after answering the above questions is to figure out what kind of resources will need to reach those goals. You will need equipment, people, material, services and information to create efficient operating processes. After this has been determined and evaluated against current financials statements of the company (e.g., income statement, balance sheet) strategies must be identified that will link short-term operations with long-term strategic plans (DeVoe & Pfeffer 1996).

Financial tools like NPV (net current value), IRR (internal return rate) and payback period can be used to assess the impact of potential investments on future cash flows, or investment returns in terms of benefits or costs. These tools are useful in determining which option offers the best return. They allow you to compare costs and expected revenue based upon current economic conditions. This helps to determine which project should be completed first, or if all of them should be simultaneously. These techniques are invaluable in making capital-intensive spending decisions. They allow us to distinguish good investments from poor ones objectively while also capturing the tangible components of each investment (Payne and co 2004; Luehrman, 1998).

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