Question 3Gilmore Limited has the following projected equity cash flows (FCFE) and enterprisefree cash flows (FCFF) over the next five years:$ millionsYearFCFEInterest (1 - t)FCFF112030150212532157313233165414035175515037187TerminalValue2,5004,200Note: terminal value is the value at the end of year 5.Gilmore Limited has a cost of equity of 12% and a WACC of 8%.a. What is the value of the equity?b. What is the value of the operations?

a) Cost of equity (i) = 12% Value of equity = FCFE1/(1+i) + FCFE2/(1+i)^2 + ..... + FCFE5/(1+i)^5 +…

Answered: Gilmore Limited has the following…

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