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Sir, in the case of machinery CO value calculation why we shouldn't calculate the value like in year y1 value is 434*1.08, then for perpetuity, the value from y1*1.08*y1*dcf/.10-0 & the total value is y1 value + perpetuity value as the question mention that 1st-year growth.
Sir why have you not added the proceeds (of $3288) from sale of manufacturing business to calculate the value for Chrysos co. equity holders? And also why not deduct the payment of $1050 for other debt paid off?
In FCFF formula is there anything such as add or subtract cash from the sale of subsidiary? We only deduct debt such as loans, debenture and further in question, it is indicating that debt is paid off.
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Hello, just to leave a comment here saying that this was really helpful and straight to the point. Only now have I discovered the channel. Many thanks.
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Sir, in the case of machinery CO value calculation why we shouldn't calculate the value like in year y1 value is 434*1.08, then for perpetuity, the value from y1*1.08*y1*dcf/.10-0 & the total value is y1 value + perpetuity value as the question mention that 1st-year growth.
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Sir your method is very good
Another question is that why we didn't subtract an additional value of $1200 in the mining co FCF calculation
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Where from this .82 came?Is it in the question?
I - tax. 1-0.18 = 0.82
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Sir why have you not added the proceeds (of $3288) from sale of manufacturing business to calculate the value for Chrysos co. equity holders? And also why not deduct the payment of $1050 for other debt paid off?
In FCFF formula is there anything such as add or subtract cash from the sale of subsidiary? We only deduct debt such as loans, debenture and further in question, it is indicating that debt is paid off.
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