value of firm | FCF1 | ||||
WACC-growth | |||||
S.No | Particulars | Amount (million $) | Calculations | ||
a | value of firm | 848 | 48*1.06/(0.12-0.06) | ||
b | Intrinsic value of equity | 450 | 848+30-368-60 | ||
prior to repurchase | |||||
c | Intrinsic Stock price | 30 | 450/15 | ||
prior to repurchase | |||||
d | Shares repurchased | 1 | 30/30 | ||
Number of shares | 14 | 15million- 1million | |||
remain after Repurchase | |||||
e | Instrinsic value of equity | 420 | 848-368-60 | ||
after repurchase | |||||
Intrinsic Stock price | 30 | 420/14 | |||
after repurchase |
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