Analysis of Equipment Age and Value Dynamics PPT

This PPT slide, part of the 218-slide Business Model Design Report PowerPoint presentation, presents a visual analysis of the relationship between the size and age of various equipment within a construction context. The primary focus is on the depreciation status of the plants, indicating that most are over 15 years old and have significantly depreciated in value. Notably, Gema and Bellatrix stand out as exceptions, maintaining a book value exceeding €1 million, which suggests they may still hold operational relevance or potential for investment.

The scatter plot effectively illustrates this relationship, with the x-axis representing the age of the equipment in years and the y-axis displaying the purchase value in thousands of euros. Each circle on the plot represents a piece of equipment, with the size of the circle correlating to its purchase value. Main plants are denoted by larger circles, while supporting equipment is represented by smaller circles.

The positioning of the circles indicates that older equipment generally has a lower purchase value, aligning with typical depreciation trends. However, the presence of Gema and Bellatrix in the upper range of the purchase value axis suggests that not all older equipment is equally devalued. This could imply that these plants are either well-maintained or have unique attributes that preserve their value.

The mention of "tugboats" and "multicats" at the lower end of the graph indicates additional categories of equipment that may require further analysis. This slide serves as a critical tool for decision-makers considering investments in equipment, highlighting the importance of assessing both age and value in strategic planning.

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