The Prentice Paint Company earned a Net Profit margin of 20% on revenues of $20million this year. Fixed Capital Investment was $2 million and the depreciation was $3 million. Working capital investment equals 7.5% of the sales level in that year. Net Income, Fixed Capital Investment, depreciation, interest expense, and sales are expected are expected to grow at 10% per year for the next 5 years. After 5 years, the growth rate in sales, net income, and interest expense will decline to a stable 5% per year, and fixed capital investment and depreciation will offset each other. The tax rate is 40%, it has 1 million shares of common stock outstanding, and has long-term debt paying 12.5% interest trading at its par value of $32 million. Calculate the value of the firm and its equity using the FCFF model if the WACC is 17% during the high growth stage and 15% during the stable stage.

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The Prentice Paint Company earned a Net Profit margin of 20% on revenues of $20million this year. Fixed Capital Investment was $2 million and the depreciation was $3 million. Working capital investment equals 7.5% of the sales level in that year. Net Income, Fixed Capital Investment, depreciation, interest

The Prentice Paint Company earned a Net Profit margin of 20% on revenues of $20million this year. Fixed Capital Investment was $2 million and the depreciation was $3 million. Working capital investment equals 7.5% of the sales level in that year. Net Income, Fixed Capital Investment, depreciation, interest

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