A company's current year free cash flow is $250,000. Cash flows are expected to stay steady forever. If their WACC is 8% and they have no debt, what is the value of their equity?
Question 6 options: $2,000,000 $3,375,000 $3,125,000 or Not enough information provided to answer the question.
Value of Equity = Free Cash Flow / WACC
= $250,000 / 0.08
Value of Equity = $3,125,000
Option C is correct
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