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21 August, 01:06

Ted Corporation expects to generate free-cash flows of $200,000 per year for the next five years. Beyond that time, free cash flows are expected to grow at a constant rate of 5 percent per year forever. If the firms average cost of capital is 15 percent, the market value of the firms debt is $500,000, and Nico has a half million shares of stock outstanding, what is the value of Ted stock?

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  1. 21 August, 01:22
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    The value of Ted stock is $2.43

    Explanation:

    Free cash flow From Year 1 to 5 = $200000

    Cash Flow Year 6 = 200000*1.05

    = $210000

    This cash flow is expected to grow forever, so the terminal value can be caluclated at Year 5 of the above perptuity by Gordon Growth model

    Terminal Cash FLow Value at Year 5 = 210000 / (15% - 5%)

    = $2100000

    Present Value of above stream

    = 200000*PVIFA (5 yr, 15%) + 2100000*PVIF (5 yr, 15%)

    = $200000*3.352 + $2100000*0.497

    = $1714100

    Value of equity = Present Value of Firm - Value of debt

    = $1714100 - $500000

    = $1214100

    Number of shares = 500000

    Value per share = $1214100/500000

    = $2.43

    Therefore, The value of Ted stock is $2.43
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