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Again assuming a discount rate of 15%, how much should Liedtke be willing to pay for Mercurys operations? That is, what is Mercurys enterprise value?

Again assuming a discount rate of 15%, how much should Liedtke be willing to pay for Mercurys operations? That is, what is Mercurys enterprise value?

Year 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
EBIT - exhibit 6 47,005.74 53,035.97 57,604.81 61,686.33 64,611.59
Effective tax rate 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40
EBIT(1-T) 28,203.44 31,821.58 34,562.88 37,011.80 38,766.95
Depreciation - exhibit 6 9,586.58 9,780.56 10,642.74 11,406.38 11,954.34
CAPX - exhibit 6 11,983.23 12,225.70 13,303.42 14,257.98 14,942.92
NWC (exhibit 4, 7) 104,117 108,684.19 111,333.34 121,138.18 129,825.57 136,058.90
Inc. in NWC 4,566.95 2,649.14 9,804.84 8,687.39 6,233.33
FCF 21,239.85 26,727.30 22,097.36 25,472.81 29,545.04
Terminal value at g=3%, r=15% 253594.90
Discount factor
Present value of FCF $18,469.43 $20,209.68 $14,529.37 $14,564.16 $14,689.10 $82,461.75
Present value of TV $126,081.48
PV of Mercury $208,543.23

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