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Expected FCF1 = $ 5000, Initial Growth Tenure = 5 years and Initial Growth Rate = 7.5 %
Therefore, FCF2 = 5000 x 1.075 = $ 5375, FCF3 = 5375 x 1.075 = $ 5778.125. FCF4 = 5778.125 x 1.075 = $ 6211.484375
FCF5 = 6211.484375 x 1.075 = $ 6677.3457
Perpetual Growth Rate = 3 %
FCF6 = 6677.3457 x 1.03 = $ 6877.67
WACC = 9.2 %
Therefore, Horizon Value = 6877.67 / (0.092 - 0.03) = $110930.098
Present Value of Horizon Value = 110930.098 / (1.092)^(5) = $ 71439.13785
Present Value of Initial FCFs = 5000 / (1.092) + 5375 / (1.092)^(2) + 5778.125 / (1.092)^(3) + 6211.484375 / (1.092)^(4) + 6677.3457 / (1.092)^(5) = $ 22191.974
Total Enterprise Value = 22191.974 + 71439.13785 = $ 93631.11
Short-Term Debt = $ 1200 and Accounts Payable = $ 880
Therefore, Available Value = 93631.11 - 880 - 1200 = $ 91551.11
Long-Term Debt = $ 12500 and Preferred Stock =$ 3400
Value of Equity = 91551.11 - 12500 - 3400 = $ 75651.11
Number of Shares Outstanding = 6100
Intrinsic Value per Share = 75651.11 / 6100 = $ 12.402 ~ $ 12.4
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