Answer:-
Q 1)
FCFF = EBIT x ( 1 - tax rate) + Depreciation - FCInv -
WCIvn - acquisition expenses
Given
Operating profit margin ( EBIT margin)= 50 %
ie EBIT / sales = 50%
EBIT / $ 200 m = 0.50
EBIT = $ 200 m x 0.5 = $ 100 m
tax rate = 20%
Capital expenditures (FCInv) = $ 30 million
Depreciation & amortization = $ 30 million
Change in net working capital (WCInv) = $ 10 million
Acquisition expenses = $ 10 million
FCFF = $ 100 ( 1 - 0.20) + $30 m - $30 m - $10 m - $ 10
m
FCFF = $ 80 + $ 30 - $ 30 m - $ 10 m - $ 10 m
FCFF = $ 60 million
The FCFF is $ 60 million
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