a)
To determine: Horizon value at year 3.
a)
Explanation of Solution
Compute the value:
Hence, the value is $713.33.
b)
To determine: Current unlevered value of operations
b)
Explanation of Solution
Formula to calculate unlevered value of operations:
Calculation of unlevered value:
Therefore, unlevered value of operations is $563.29 million.
c.
To calculate: Horizon value of tax shield at year 3
c.
Explanation of Solution
Formula to calculate horizon value of tax shield at year 3:
Calculation of horizon value:
Therefore, horizon value of tax shield is $71.33 million.
Working Notes:
Calculate tax shield (TS) of expense:
d.
To calculate: Current value of tax shield
d.
Explanation of Solution
Formula to calculate current value of tax shield:
Calculation of current value:
Therefore, unlevered value of tax shield is $57.86 million.
e.
To calculate: Current total value
e.
Explanation of Solution
Formula to calculate current total value:
Calculation of current total value:
Therefore, current value is $621.15 million.
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FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT: THEORY AND PRACT
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