Use the following information for the next three questions:
Coco&Nut Corp. just reported $8,000 annual free cash flows. The FCFs are expected to grow at 9% for the next 2 years, then at a constant rate of 3% forever. The firm's cost of capital is 15%. They have $20,000 debt and 1,500 shares of common stocks outstanding.
48) What is the terminal value of Coco&Nut in Year 2?
Question 48 options:
$81,583 |
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$92,471 |
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$112,547 |
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$106,390 |
How much is the current company value of Coco&Nut?
Question 49 options:
$68,411 |
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$94,282 |
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$76,458 |
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$132,769 |
What is the stock price per share of Coco&Nut?
Question 50 options:
$42.70 |
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$37.64 |
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$50.97 |
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$23.60 |
a. The horizon value is computed as shown below:
= FCF in year 2 (1 + growth rate) / ( cost of capital- growth rate)
= ($ 8,000 (1 + 0.09)2 x 1.03) / (0.15 - 0.03)
= $ 9,789.944 / 0.12
= $ 81,582.86667 or $ 81,583 Approximately
b. The value of the firm is computed as shown below:
= FCF in year 1 / (1 + cost of capital) + FCF in year 2 / (1 + cost of capital)2 + Horizon value / (1 + cost of capital)2
= ($ 8,000 x 1.09) / 1.15 + ($ 8,000 x 1.092) / 1.152 + $ 81,582.86667 / 1.152
= $ 8,720 / 1.15 + $ 9,504.8 / 1.152 + $ 81,582.86667 / 1.152
= $ 76,458 Approximately
c. The current price per share is computed as shown below:
= (Value of the firm - Debt) / Number of shares outstanding
= ($ 76,458 - $ 20,000) / 1,500
= $ 37.64 Approximately
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