Determine the intrinsic stock price of a firm using the following assumptions. The forecast period is five years. At the end of five years, you should calculate a residual value using the growth perpetuity method.

Sales (last historical period)	$67,420 million
Sales growth rate (%)	10.0
COGS (% of sales)	72.0
SG&A (% of sales)	22.75
Depreciation (% of sales)	1.5 **
Cash income tax rate	37.0%
Capital expenditures (% of sales)	2.75
Net working capital (last historical period)	$2,480 million
Inventory Turnover (COGS)	6.6x
Ave. Collection Period (360)	13.5 days
Days Payable Outstanding (360)	34 days
Accruals (% of sales)	4.0
Long-term FCF growth rate (%)	5.0
Cost of capital (%)	8.75

**Depreciation expense is already included in COGS and/or SG&A. Note: For this firm, net working capital should be calculated as accounts receivable plus inventory minus (accounts payable + accruals). Assume the firm has $4,454 million debt outstanding and no surplus cash. If the firm has 938.6 million shares outstanding, what is the intrinsic share price?