Calculating Enterprise Value Given only the above information, what is the Enterprise Value at the end of Year 0? Assume end-of-year discounting. $193,501 $175,514 $155, 290 $151,854 Calculating Enterprise ValueAll figures in USD thousands unless statedLevered free CashflowDebtUnlevered Free Cash FlowCashWACCCost of Equity$193,501$175,514● $155,2908.75%12.00%●$151,854Year 024.04333,22238.2129.700Year 125.24534,30439,54910,782Year 226,50738,05840,93314,536Given only the above information, what is the Enterprise Value at the end of Year 0? Assume end-of-year discounting.Year 327,83243.23442.36619,712Year 429.22450,51743.84926,995Year 530,68555,48045.38331,958Year 632,21960,19846,97236,67638211.5 36366.807 34611.168 32940.284 31350.063 29836.612 28396.224

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Calculating Enterprise Value All figures in USD thousands unless stated Levered free Cashflow Debt Unlevered Free Cash Flow Cash WACC Cost of Equity 8.75% 12.00% Year 0 24,043 33,222 38,212 9,700 Year 1 25,245 34,304 39,549 10,782 38211.5 36366.807 Year 2 26,507 38,058 40,933 14,536 Year 3 27,832 43,234 42,366 19,712 Year 4 29,224 50,517 43,849 26,995 Year 5 30,685 55,480 45,383 31,958 Y 32 60 46 36 34611.168 32940.284 31350.063 29836.612 28396

Calculating Enterprise Value All figures in USD thousands unless stated Levered free Cashflow Debt Unlevered Free Cash Flow Cash WACC Cost of Equity 8.75% 12.00% Year 0 24,043 33,222 38,212 9,700 Year 1 25,245 34,304 39,549 10,782 38211.5 36366.807 Year 2 26,507 38,058 40,933 14,536 Year 3 27,832 43,234 42,366 19,712 Year 4 29,224 50,517 43,849 26,995 Year 5 30,685 55,480 45,383 31,958 Y 32 60 46 36 34611.168 32940.284 31350.063 29836.612 28396

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