8. You have married into a family business and you are in charge of the finances. Your father-in-law is considering an IPO and has asked you to come up with estimates for the equity value. Here are the figures you have been able to come up with so far: (14 pt.s) a) 2020 free cash flow: $800,000 b) 2021 free cash flow: $840,000 c) 2022 free cash flow: $882,000 d) Annual FCF growth after 2022: 5% e) 2020 EBIT: $1.0MM f) 2020 Depreciation: $200,000 g) 2020 earnings: $550,000 h) Company WACC (discount rate): 12% i) Total debt: $1MM i) Liquidation value of assets: $12.3MM k) 2020 accounts payable: $300,000 1) Overall PE ratio for similar companies: 20x m) EV / EBITDA multiple that similar companies have sold for: 10x Please develop an equity valuation for the business using the free cash flow valuation method. Please also provide two additional equity valuations, using other methods. 8. You have married into a family business and you are in charge of the finances. Your father-in-law is considering an IPO and has asked you to come up with estimates for the equity value. Here are the figures you have been able to come up with so far: (14 pt.s) a) 2020 free cash flow: $800,000 b) 2021 free cash flow: $840,000 c) 2022 free cash flow: $882,000 d) Annual FCF growth after 2022: 5% e) 2020 EBIT: $1.0MM f) 2020 Depreciation: $200,000 g) 2020 earnings: $550,000 h) Company WACC (discount rate): 12% i) Total debt: $1MM i) Liquidation value of assets: $12.3MM k) 2020 accounts payable: $300,000 1) Overall PE ratio for similar companies: 20x m) EV / EBITDA multiple that similar companies have sold for: 10x Please develop an equity valuation for the business using the free cash flow valuation method. Please also provide two additional equity valuations, using other methods