PRIN.OF CORPORATE FINANCE
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Chapter 19, Problem 24PS
Company valuation Chiara Company’s management has made the projections shown in Table 19.5. Use this table as a starting point to value the company as a whole. The WACC for Chiara is 12%, and the
TABLE 19.5 Cash flow projections for Chiara Corp. (ZAR thousands)
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