0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | |
FCF | $ 6,090.00 | $ 7,320.18 | $ 8,798.86 | $ 9,015.31 | |
PVIF at 7.38% [PVIF = 1/1.0738^t] | 0.93127 | 0.86727 | 0.80766 | ||
PV at 7.38% | $ 5,671.45 | $ 6,348.56 | $ 7,106.50 | ||
Sum of PV of FCF, t1 to t3 | $ 19,126.51 | ||||
Continuing value of FCF = 9015.31/(0.0738-0.0.246) = | $ 1,83,238.01 | ||||
PV of continuing value = 183238.01*0.80766 = | $ 1,47,994.43 | ||||
Current firm value | $ 1,67,120.94 | Answer is $167,120.95 [Difference due to approximation] | |||
Less: Market value of debt | $ 1,25,341.00 | ||||
Value of equity | $ 41,779.94 | ||||
# shares in millions | 450 | ||||
Value per share of common stock | $ 92.84 |
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