hello what is the answer to both??
Answer to the question 1 as below:
Below the given values:
in millions | Amount |
CF1 | 15 |
CF2 | 27 |
CF3 | 25 |
CF4 | 14 |
Debt | 300 |
No. Shares | 30 |
Growth | 1.50% |
Weighted Average cost of capital | 5% |
We need to find Value of the firm using the discounting model:
in millions | Amount | Calc. Present Value | Present Value |
CF1 | 15 | (15)/(1+0.05)^1 | 14.28571 |
CF2 | 27 | (27)/(1+0.05)^2 | 24.4898 |
CF3 | 25 | (25)/(1+0.05)^3 | 21.59594 |
CF4 | 14 | (14)/(1+0.05)^4 | 11.51783 |
CF5…to infinity (14*1.015) | 14.21 |
14.21/(0.05-0.015) = 406 is Value as on year 5 of the future cash flows Discounting 406 to PV = 406/(1+0.05)^5 |
318.1116 |
CF1 - CF4 are discounted using the present value formula = CF/ (1+Weighted Average cost of capital)^n
n= year of the cash flow
CF5 is arrived by applying the growth rate of 1.5%. We then calculated the price as on year 5 and discounted to get its PV.
Adding the above Present Value gives the Value of the firm =390 millions
Value of Firm = Value of Equity + Value of Debt
477.89 = Value of Equity +300
Value of Equity = 90
Price of Equity = Value of Equity/No. of Shares
= 90/30
=SEK 3
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