It is currently the beginning of 2024. The information regarding a company is below: • Sales was $350 million in 2023. Sales is predicted to grow at 6% per year during 2024-2025, and 2% starting 2026. Throughout all years, o Net income = 32% of sales; Depreciation = 9% of sales; o Interest expenses = 2% of sales; o Investment in gross fixed assets = 35% of sales; o Investment in working capital (excluding cash and short-term debt) = 6% of sales; 。 22% of the investment in assets (including investments in gross fixed assets and working capital) will be financed with net borrowing. Cost of equity = 15%; Number of shares outstanding = 2 million

It is currently the beginning of 2024. The information regarding a company is below: • Sales was $350 million in 2023. Sales is predicted to grow at 6% per year during 2024-2025, and 2% starting 2026. Throughout all years, o Net income = 32% of sales; Depreciation = 9% of sales; o Interest expenses = 2% of sales; o Investment in gross fixed assets = 35% of sales; o Investment in working capital (excluding cash and short-term debt) = 6% of sales; 。 22% of the investment in assets (including investments in gross fixed assets and working capital) will be financed with net borrowing. Cost of equity = 15%; Number of shares outstanding = 2 million

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