Double B Industry Corporation has reached its maturity stage, and its net sales are expected to grow at a 6 percent compound rate for the foreseeable future. Management believes that, as a mature venture, the appropriate equity discount rate for Double B is 18 percent.                                    Double B Industry CORPORATION                                                     2019                    2020 Cash                                         $50,000               $40,000 Accounts receivables               200,000               260,000 Inventories                               450,000               500,000       Total current assets            700,000               800,000 Fixed assets, net                       400,000               500,000       Total assets                     $1,100,000            $1,300,000 Accounts payable                     130,000             $170,000 Accruals                                      50,000                 70,000 Bank loan                                   90,000                  90,000       Total current liabilities         270,000               330,000 Long-term debt                         300,000               400,000 Common stock($10 par)            300,000               300,000 Capital surplus                             50,000                 50,000 Retained earnings                       180,000               220,000         Total liabilities and equity  $1,100,000       $1,300,000                                                       2019                   2020 Net sales                                   $1,400,000          $1,600,000 Cost of goods sold                        780,000               900,000         Gross profit                            620,000                700,000 Marketing                                      130,000                 150,000 General and administrative            150,000                150,000 Depreciation                                    40,000                   53,000         EBIT                                        300,000                 347,000 Interest                                             45,000                   57,000         Earnings before taxes              255,000                290,000 Income Tax (40%)                            102,000                 116,000 Net income                                    $153,000                 $174,000 A. Estimate the free cash flows available to the equity investors for 2021. B. Estimate the value of Double B equity at the end of 2020 by applying the terminal value perpetuity equation. C. By applying the terminal value equation at the end of 2020, what are we assuming about the future? D. How would your valuation estimate change if the sales growth rate had been 6 percent but the discount rate had been 20 percent? Explain   Make sure to show all the formulas and calculations in addition to any assumption needed.

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Double B Industry Corporation has reached its maturity stage, and its net sales are expected to grow at a 6 percent compound rate for the foreseeable future. Management believes that, as a mature venture, the appropriate equity discount rate for Double B is 18 percent.


                                   Double B Industry CORPORATION
                                                    2019                    2020
Cash                                         $50,000               $40,000
Accounts receivables               200,000               260,000
Inventories                               450,000               500,000
      Total current assets            700,000               800,000
Fixed assets, net                       400,000               500,000
      Total assets                     $1,100,000            $1,300,000
Accounts payable                     130,000             $170,000
Accruals                                      50,000                 70,000
Bank loan                                   90,000                  90,000
      Total current liabilities         270,000               330,000
Long-term debt                         300,000               400,000
Common stock($10 par)            300,000               300,000
Capital surplus                             50,000                 50,000
Retained earnings                       180,000               220,000
        Total liabilities and equity  $1,100,000       $1,300,000

                                                      2019                   2020
Net sales                                   $1,400,000          $1,600,000
Cost of goods sold                        780,000               900,000
        Gross profit                            620,000                700,000
Marketing                                      130,000                 150,000
General and administrative            150,000                150,000
Depreciation                                    40,000                   53,000
        EBIT                                        300,000                 347,000
Interest                                             45,000                   57,000
        Earnings before taxes              255,000                290,000

Income Tax (40%)                            102,000                 116,000
Net income                                    $153,000                 $174,000

A. Estimate the free cash flows available to the equity investors for 2021.


B. Estimate the value of Double B equity at the end of 2020 by applying the terminal value perpetuity equation.

C. By applying the terminal value equation at the end of 2020, what are we assuming about the future?


D. How would your valuation estimate change if the sales growth rate had been 6 percent but the discount rate had been 20 percent? Explain

 

Make sure to show all the formulas and calculations in addition to any assumption needed.

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