After-tax cash flow of consulting firm = $45,000
Rate of Return = 20%
Part-1)
Firm’s value if cash flows are expected to grow at an annual rate of 0% from now to infinity = After Tax Cash Flows of the Consulting Firm /Rate of return
= 45,000/0.2
= $225,000
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Part-2)
Growth rate of the firm = Return on Equity * (1-Retention Ratio)
= 20%*(1-0.25)
= 20%*0.75
= 15%
Firm’s value if cash flows are expected to grow at a constant rate of from now to infinity assuming growth rate calculate above i.e 15% = After Tax Cash Flows of the Consulting Firm /(Rate of return -Growth Rate)
= 45,000/(0.20-0.15)
= 45,000/0.05
= $900,000.
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Part-3)
Firm’s Value if cash flows are expected to grow at an annual rate of 10% for the first two years of the initial growth period , followed by a constant annual rate of 5% from year-3 to infinity
Terminal Value of the firm at the end of 2nd year = Year -3 After Tax Cash Flows of the Consulting Firm /(Rate of return -Growth Rate)
= 57,172.50/(0.20-0.05)
= = 57,172.50/0.15
= 381,150
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Firm’s Value = Present value of cash flows for the first two years + Present Value of Terminal Value of the firm at the end of 2nd year
= [ 49,500/1.20^1 + 54,450/1.20^2] + 381,150/1.20^2
= [41,250 + 37812.50] + 264,687.50
= 79,062.50 + 264,687.50
= $343,750
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