Free Cash Flow Help

I am trying to learn finance. And there is this question on Free Cash Flow. I've done the regular Cash Flow before but never done this.

Question:

You have been given the following numbers from the management of a company as an estimation of future performance (numbers in MSEK) (see the picture):

Year 0: Ebit = 0; Depreciation = 0; Working Capital = 100; Investments = 0 Year 1: Ebit = 180; Depreciation = 20; Working Capital = 120; Investments = 50 Year 2: Ebit = 200; Depreciation = 24; Working Capital = 125; Investments = 55 Year 3: Ebit = 230; Depreciation = 27; Working Capital = 130; Investments = 60

The free cash flow (FCF) in year 4 is estimated to be 150 MSEK and is expected to grow by 4 % until the end of time. The WACC of the company is 13 % and the company tax paid is 25 %

What is the value of the equity of the company if they have outstanding debt of 400 M€?

I'd appreciate you so much

5 Comments
 

Google "how to do a DCF" and you will just have to match the numbers up. Instead of waiting several hours for somebody to tell you the answer, be resourceful or just give it a try and get it done. This problem seriously takes 2 minutes to do.

 

I'm new to Finance. I tried to calculate but didn't seem to get the right answer thats why I asked here to see how everybody's gonna solve this question. And I don't think a beginner can do it in 2 minutes easily. And sweetie, I can stay here all night and all day too in case you want to lurk.

 

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