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A company has an operating income (EBIT) of $575 with a marginal tax rate of 35%....

A company has an operating income (EBIT) of $575 with a marginal tax rate of 35%. The net CAPEX was $150 with a $75 change in working capital. Over the next 5 years, they anticipate an average reinvestment rate of 25% with a return on capital of 20%. During this high-growth period, they estimate a beta of 0.90, a risk-free rate of 1% and risk premium of 4%. Pre-tax debt cost is 6.5%, with a 25% debt ratio. After year 5, the estimated beta will be 1.00, with the same risk-free rate and market risk premium as in the high-growth period. The stable pre-tax debt cost will be 4.5%, the tax rate will remain at 35% and the stable growth rate will be 2%. The schedule for Net CAPEX over the 5-year high-growth period is: $65, $70, $75, $60, $50. The schedule for Change in Net Working Capital will be: $40, $45, $30, $35, $25. For the stable period, the FCFF can be estimated using the after-tax EBIT less projected reinvestment. Based on this information, what is the projected enterprise value for the company? Show all formulas.

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Tax rate 35%
high growth rate 20%
Stable growth rate 2%
high growth pre tax debt 6.50%
high growth post tax debt 4.23% =6.5%*(1-35%)
stable growth pre tax debt 4.50%
stable growth post tax debt 2.93% =4.5%*(1-35%)
Risk free rate 1.00%
Market risk premium 4.00%
High growth beta          0.90
Stable growth beta          1.00
High growth cost of equity 4.60% =1%+0.9*4%
Stable growth cost of equity 5.00% =1%+1.0*4%
High growth Reinvestment rate 25.00%
Weight of debt 25%
Weight of equity 75%
high growth WACC 4.51% =25%*4.23+75%*4.6%
Stable growth WACC 4.88% =25%*2.93+75%*5.0%
Year Formula 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 year 6 onwards
EBIT =575*(1+20%) for 1st year and 1430.78*(1+2%) for year 6 onwards        575.00      690.00      828.00      993.60 1,192.32 1,430.78 1,459.40
Net Capex        150.00        65.00        70.00        75.00        60.00        50.00               -  
Net WC          75.00        40.00        45.00        30.00        35.00        25.00               -  
Reivestment =25% of previous year's FCFF, no reinvestment in stable growth                 -          37.19        76.58        92.70      124.48      153.95               -  
FCFF = (EBIT + reinvestment) x (1 - tax rate) + depreciation - long-term investments - investments in working capital - reinvestment for the year        148.75      306.31      370.79      497.92      615.78      781.98 1,048.67 37,205.15
=(690+148.75) *(1-35%)+0-65-40-343.5 for 1st year =1,048.67*(1+2%)/(4.88%-2%)
PV of FCFF =FCFF/(1+WACC)^year 148.75 293.1045 339.5063 436.245 516.248 627.3094 788.15 27,962.19
NPV of FCFF =sum of PV of FCFF 31,111.50
Enterprise value= NPV of FCFF 31,111.50

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