Question 1:
Free cash flow = EBIT * (1 - Taxes) + Depreciation - Net capex - NOWC
Free cash flow = $2,400mil + 0 - $360 mil - $45 mil
Free Cash flow (FCF) = $1,995 million
Question 2:
Value of firm is present value of FCF expected in future.
Value of firm = $25,576.92mil
Value of common equity = Value of firm - Value of debt - Value of preferred stock
Value of common equity = $25,576.92 - $11,510 - $6,394 = $7,672.92mil
Value per share = Value of Equity/Number of shares = $7,672.92mil/675mil = $11.37
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