You are analyzing Delta Enterprises, a small publicly traded company with ($50) million of debt outstanding, and
Question:
You are analyzing Delta Enterprises, a small publicly traded company with \($50\) million of debt outstanding, and 25 million shares, trading at
\($10/share.\) The firm generated \($40\) million in after-tax cash flows last year, and you estimate that these cash flows will grow 2% a year in perpetuity and that the cost of capital for the firm is 12%.
a. Estimate a value per share for the firm, assuming it has no cash balance.
b. Now assume that you find out that a significant portion of the firm’s revenues comes from one customer and that there is a 20 percent chance that this contract will be lost next year. Assuming that a lost contract will result in a 50% drop in the after-tax cash flows, estimate the value per share today. (You can assume that the growth rate and cost of capital will be unaffected).
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Investment Valuation Tools And Techniques For Determining The Value Of Any Asset
ISBN: 9781118011522
3rd Edition
Authors: Aswath Damodaran