You are asked to compute the free cash flows of a company for the next 5 years. You receive the following relevant selected

You are asked to compute the free cash flows of a company for the next 5 years. You receive the following relevant selected information from the incremental earnings forecast:

In additon, you know that 15% of sales and costs of goods sold must be allocated to the working capital. The weighted average cost of capital is 7%. The company expects a growth rate of its free cash flows of 2% after year 5.

a) Compute the free cash flows of the company!

b) What is the estimated firm value of the company using the Discounted Free Cash Flow Model?

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	Year	0	1	2	3	4	5
	1.Sales		25.74	25.25	24.96	25.69
	2.Working capital(Sales15%)(Ln.115%)	-3.861	-3.7875	-3.744	-3.8535	0	0

	3.COGS		15.44	15.15	14.98	15.41
	4.Working capital(COGS15%)(Ln.315%)	2.316	2.2725	2.247	2.3115	0	0

	5.NWC (2+4)	-1.545	-1.515	-1.497	-1.542	0	0
	6.Change in NWC(Prev.-Current)		-0.03	-0.018	0.045	-1.542	0

	7.Unlevered net income		7.42	7.9	7.37	5.9	6.84
	8.Depreciation		0.64	0.64	0.64	0.64	0.64
a.	9.Free Cash Flows(6+7+8)		8.03	8.522	8.055	4.998	7.48


	10.Terminal FCFs(7.48*1.02/(7%-2%)						152.592
	11.Total FCFs(9+10)		8.03	8.522	8.055	4.998	160.072
	12.PV F at 7%(1/1.07^ yr.n)		0.93458	0.87344	0.81630	0.76290	0.71299
	13.PV at 7%(Ln.11*12)		7.504673	7.443445	6.575279	3.81295	114.1291
b.	14.NPV at 7%(Sum of Ln.13)	139.46547
	ie.	139.47

Junaid answered 1 year ago

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