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We are in year 2012. In this question, we will calculate Rosengarten’s enterprise value in 2012 using the discounted cash flow approach (as opposed to the multiples approach). For your convenience, Rosengarten’s projected free cash flows for the next three years are repeated in the table below.
2013 | 2014 | 2015 | |
FCF ($M) | -501.5 | 101 | 305.9 |
Rosengarten projects that its free cash flows will grow at a
constant rate of 5% after 2015. The cost of capital for
Rosengarten’s assets is 10%.
a) What is Rosengarten’s free cash flow in 2016?
b) What is Rosengarten’s enterprise value in 2015 afterthe
firmgenerates the year’s free cash flow?
c) What is Rosengarten’s enterprise value in 2012?
a) What is Rosengarten’s free cash flow in 2016? | |||||||||
=305.9*(1+5%) | |||||||||
321.195 | mil | ||||||||
b) What is Rosengarten’s enterprise value in 2015 afterthe firmgenerates the year’s free cash flow? | |||||||||
we can use dividend growth model to compute the terminal value | |||||||||
Value at 2015 = projected cash flow for 2016/(required rate - growth rate) | |||||||||
=321.195/(10%-5%) | |||||||||
6423.90 | mil | ||||||||
c) | What is Rosengarten’s enterprise value in 2012 | ||||||||
enterprise value = Present value of future cash flow | |||||||||
i | ii | iii=i+ii | iv | v=iii*iv | |||||
Year | Cash flow | terminal value | Total cash flow | PVIF @ 10% | present value | ||||
2013 | -501.5 | -501.5 | 0.90909 | -455.91 | |||||
2014 | 101 | 101 | 0.82645 | 83.4711 | |||||
2015 | 305.9 | 6423.90 | 6729.8 | 0.75131 | 5056.2 | ||||
4683.76 | |||||||||
Therefore value of firm = | 4683.76 | mil |