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- 1 Suppose you have a firm with investor-supplied capital of $30 million. Further suppose that the WACC of the firm is 9%, and you are given the following income statement of the firm. Show work for all parts requiring computation. sales 26 M operating cost 16 m interest expense 3m Taxes (44%) What is the net income of the firm? What is the EVA of the firm? What is the difference between EVA and MVA?A firm that is currently unlevered has WACC = rS = 10%/year. This company plans to do a recapitalization by issuing debt and repurchasing equity. After the recapitalization, the debt-to-equity (D/E) ratio will be 0.5. If the cost of debt, rD, is 6%, what will be rS after the recapitalization?Suppose a firm has a EBIT of $450, Depreciation of $65, taxes of $50, change in NWC of $35, and net capital expenditures of $75. Its FCF are expected to grow constantly indefinitely. The firm has a retention rate of 60%, an ROE of 6.667%, and a WACC of 15%. What is the value of the firm? Assuming the firm's market value of debt is $1,350 and the firm has 98 shares outstanding, what is should the firm's stock price be? Should you buy the stock if it currently sells for $15 per stock?
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