Bailey Corporation recently reported the following income statement (dollars are in thousands): Sales................................................................................. $14,000,000 Operating costs excluding

Question:

Bailey Corporation recently reported the following income statement (dollars are in thousands):

Sales................................................................................. $14,000,000

Operating costs excluding depreciation and amortization.......................7,000,000

EBITDA..............................................................................$ 7,000,000

Depreciation and amortization......................................................3,000,000

EBIT................................................................................ $ 4,000,000

Interest.................................................................................1,500,000

EBT.................................................................................. $ 2,500,000

Taxes........................................................................... (40%) 1,000,000

Net income.......................................................................... $ 1,500,000

Bailey's total operating capital is $20 billion and its after-tax cost of capital is 10 percent.

Therefore, Bailey's total after-tax dollar cost of operating capital is $2 billion. During the past year, Bailey made a $1.3 billion net investment in its operating capital.

a. What is Bailey's NOPAT for the year?

b. What is Bailey's net cash flow for the year?

c. What is Bailey's operating cash flow for the year?

d. What is Bailey's free cash flow for the year?

e. What is Bailey's EVA for the year?

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