Miniature Molding is planning to introduce a valve for use in medical implants. Variable costs per unit are $250. The maximum price MM could charge is $325. Fixed costs associated with this product are $20,000,000
Depreciation expense of $2,500,000 are included in fixed costs. The worst case forecast calls for sales of 240,000 valves, the best case for $290,400. Will MM reach cash break-even in the worst case scenario?
A) Sales will fall short of cash break even by $8,666,667.
B) The product will exactly break even.
C) Sales will fall short of cash break even by $2,000,025.
D) Sales will exceed cash break even by $2,166,667.
Answer: D
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