4 a)
t=0, beginning of 2020 (end of 2019)
t=1, end of 2020
t=2, end of 2021
Horizon value is to be calculated at end of year 2021 ie.. t=2
Horizon value at end of 2nd year in case of constant growth is calculated as
V2= C3/(r-g)
where C3= cashflow in 3rd year =C2*(1+g)
r= required rate/discount rate
g=growth rate
So, V2 = 90*1.05/(0.077-0.05) = 3500
Horizon value at the end of 2021 is $3500 million
b) Intrinsic value today is sum of present value of all cash flows and horizon value
So, intrinsic Value = 80/1.077+90/1.077^2+3500/1.077^2 =3169.29743114
= $3169.30 million
c) Intrinsic value per share = Total Intrinsic value/ no. of shares
= $ 3169.29743114 million/ 45 million
=70.4288318 or
$70.43
Intrinsic value per share =$70.43
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