The following table presents forecasted financial and other information for Scandinavian Furniture:Projected EBITEarnings after taxFree cash flowHavasham's WACCExpected growth rate in FCFs after 2014Warranted MV firm/FCF in 2014Warranted P/E in 2014O $3,628 millionO $363 millionO $3,833 million2012$317197135O $161 million8.2%4.0%What is an appropriate estimate of Scandinavian Furniture's terminal value as of the end of 2014, using the perpetual-growthequation as your estimate?19.418.72013$3392101442014$363225155

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The following table presents forecasted financial and other information for Scandinavian Furniture: Projected EBIT Earnings after tax Free cash flow 2012 $317 197 135 8.2% 4.0% 2013 $339 210 144 2014 $363 225 155 Havasham's WACC Expected growth rate in FCFs after 2014 Warranted MV firm/FCF in 2014 19.4 Warranted P/E in 2014 18.7 What is an appropriate estimate of Scandinavian Furniture's terminal value as of the end of 2014, using the perpetual-growth

The following table presents forecasted financial and other information for Scandinavian Furniture: Projected EBIT Earnings after tax Free cash flow 2012 $317 197 135 8.2% 4.0% 2013 $339 210 144 2014 $363 225 155 Havasham's WACC Expected growth rate in FCFs after 2014 Warranted MV firm/FCF in 2014 19.4 Warranted P/E in 2014 18.7 What is an appropriate estimate of Scandinavian Furniture's terminal value as of the end of 2014, using the perpetual-growth

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