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Thank you for the video! However, shouldn't the FCFF formula at 24:50 be FCFF = EBIT(1 - Tax rate) + Dep - FCInv - WCInv ? (The formula in the slide omitted Depreciation)
I have a company that has two classes of shares, it pays dividends to only the non-listed share holders instead of class A listed shareholders. Should I do a FCFF valuation or FCFE valuation. If I go for the FCFF valuation, how should I treat my dividends?
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Thank you for the video! However, shouldn't the FCFF formula at 24:50 be FCFF = EBIT(1 - Tax rate) + Dep - FCInv - WCInv ? (The formula in the slide omitted Depreciation)
where can i get your lecture slides as a PDF?
I have a company that has two classes of shares, it pays dividends to only the non-listed share holders instead of class A listed shareholders. Should I do a FCFF valuation or FCFE valuation. If I go for the FCFF valuation, how should I treat my dividends?
I don't understand why the WCinv is -3 ? Isn't the increase in liabilities the source of cash ?
In the calculations at some point you are using -(-3) and at some point only -3, can you let us know which one is correct?