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Use the following information to develop a spreadsheet model that will calculate the free cash flows...

Use the following information to develop a spreadsheet model that will calculate the free cash flows and the value of the equity for the company. Cost of capital 12% Most recent year’s sales $1000 Nonoperating assets $100 Interest-bearing debt $250 Operating profit margin 12% Working capital/sales 35% Fixed assets/sales 20% Noninterest-bearing Current liabilities/sales 10% Tax rate 40% Forecasted sales growth Years 1␣2 12% Years 3␣5 8% 6␣N 4%

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Year, n 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
Sales Si = Si-1 x (1 + gi) 1,000.00          1,120.00 1,254.40 1,354.75 1,463.13 1,580.18 1,643.39
y-o-y growth rate gi 12% 12% 8% 8% 8% 4%
Operating profit EBIT = 12% x S     120.00             134.40     150.53     162.57     175.58     189.62     197.21
Working Capital WC = 35% x S     350.00             392.00     439.04     474.16     512.10     553.06     575.19
[-] Current Liabilities CL = 10% x S     100.00             112.00     125.44     135.48     146.31     158.02     164.34
Net working capital NWC = WC - CL     250.00             280.00     313.60     338.69     365.78     395.05     410.85
Fixed assets FA = 20% x S     200.00             224.00     250.88     270.95     292.63     316.04     328.68
Tax rate T = 40%
Calculation of free cash flows
EBIT x (1 - T)               80.64       90.32       97.54     105.35     113.77     118.32
[-] Increase in net fixed assets FAi - FAi-1               24.00       26.88       20.07       21.68       23.41       12.64
[-] Increase in net working capital NWCi - NWCi-1               30.00       33.60       25.09       27.10       29.26       15.80
Free Cash flows               26.64       29.84       52.38       56.57       61.10       89.88

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