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What is the free cash flow of a firm with revenues of $214 million, operating profit margin of 49%, tax rate of 21%, depreciation and amortization expense of $29 million, capital expenditures of $31 million, acquisition expenses of $10 million and change in net working capital of $11 million? Answer in millions, rounded to one decimal place (e.g., $245.63 = 245.6).
Free Cash Flow = Net income + Depreciation – Capital expenditure – Increase in net working Capital
Revenue |
$ 214.00 M |
*Operating Profit or EBIT |
$ 104.86 M |
Less: Tax @ 21% |
$ 22.02 M |
Net Income |
$ 82.84 M |
Add: Depreciation |
$ 29.00 M |
Less: Cap expenditure |
$ 31.00 M |
Less: Acquisition cost |
$ 10.00 M |
Less: Change in working capital |
$ 11.00 M |
FCF |
$ 59.84 M |
*Operating Profit = Revenue x operating profit margin
= $ 214 M x 0.49 = $ 104.86 M
Free cash flow of the firm is $ 59.84 M or $ 59.8 M