a) rSL = 5 + 1.0*3.5 = 8.5% rSU = 0.30*9+0.70*8.5 = 8.65% 8.5 = rSU + (rSU - rD)*30/70; 8.5 = rSU + (rSU-9)*3/7; 8.5 = (10/7)*rSU - 27/7; 12.3571 = 10/7*rSU; rSU = 8.65 % Value of unlevered operations: 1 2 3 4 5 FCF ($ million) 1300000 1500000 1750000 2000000 2120000 pvif at 8.65% 0.92039 0.84711 0.77967 0.71760 0.66047 PV of Horizon FCF 1196503 1270667 1364422 1435196 1400191 CUM PV of Horizon FCF 6666978 Terminal value of FCF = 2120000*1.06/(0.0865-0.06) 84800000 PV of terminal FCF=84800000*0.66047 = 56007630 Intrinsic unlevered value of operations 62674609 = $62.67 millions
Merger Analysis Textbook answer is: Vop unleavered = $32.02 million; Vtax sheilds = $11.50...
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