1. USING DCF TO COMPUTE ENTERPRISE VALUE AND BOOK VALUE

Using the information from APPLYING THE DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW METHOD OF BUSINESS VALUATION (Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Restructurings - Patrick A Gaughan, page 569-570), answer the following question.

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FCFs

$27 500 000

$30 100 000

$32 800 000

$35 400 000

$37 900 000

$40 200 000

• WACC (r) = 15%
• Growth rate (g) = 7%
• Market Value of Debt & Preferred Equity = $100 000 000
• Shares Outstanding = 40 000 000

1. Calculate the capitalization rate (1)
2. Calculate the terminal value (2)
3. Calculate the Total Enterprise Value (TEV) (5)
4. Calculate the share price (2)

2. POST ACQUISITION VALUE CPI, Inc. is acquiring JW for R470 000 in cash. CPI has 27 000 shares outstanding at a market value of R320 a share. JW has 32 000 shares outstanding at a market price of R140 a share. Neither firm has any debt. The synergy value of the acquisition is R18 000. What is the value of CPI after the acquisition? (3)

3. NUMBER OF NEW SHARES TO BE ISSUED FOR ACQUISITION GM Corporation is being acquired by BKF Ltd. for R1 290 000 worth of BKF Ltd. shares. BKF has 75 000 shares outstanding at a price of R54 a share. GM has 15 000 shares outstanding with a market value of R27 a share. The synergy value of the acquisition is R37 000. How many new shares will be issued to solve this acquisition? (2)

4. AFTER MERGER EARNINGS Firm XY is planning on merging with Firm YZ. Firm XY will pay Firm YZ's shareholders the current value of their shares in shares of Firm XY. Firm XY currently has 39 000 shares outstanding at a market price of R40 a share. Firm YZ has 22 000 shares outstanding at a price of R17 a share. The after-merger earnings will be R78 000. What will the earnings per share be after the merger?