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1. How do I find the Present Value of the Cash flows (highlighted cells)?

B C H K L. Today 9488.80 2 Assumptions 3 Revenue growth(%) 4 COGS/Sales(%) 5 S&A/Sales(%) 6 Tax Rate(%) 7 Current assets/Sale

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Calculation of present value of FCF
Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
a FCF as given                      258.7907                      578.0873                      680.0326                      754.7689                      887.6923                      975.8724                     1,262.7903                     1,338.5577                     1,469.7497                       1,557.9347
b Present value of cashflows @6.54%                          242.90                          509.29                          562.33                          585.82                          646.69                          667.29                            810.48                            806.37                            831.05                              826.84
c Workings for b (258.7907)/1.0654^1 (578.0873)/1.0654^2 (680.0326)/1.0654^3 (754.7689)/1.0654^4 (887.6923)/1.0654^5 (975.8724)/1.0654^6 (1262.7903)/1.0654^7 (1338.5577)/1.0654^8 (1469.7497)/1.0654^9 (1557.9347)/1.0654^10
Note1: Present value of FCF is calculated by dividing the cash flows with WACC
Note2: WACC is only the cost of capital(Kc) and hence it is taken to calculate present value of FCFF.

Total Present value of cashflows is $6489.08

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