How much is each share of the following company worth using the DCF method? Free cash flow is forecasted to be $68 million per year for the next three years, expected to grow at a steady rate in perpetuity thereafter. Cost of capital is 11.1%. The company has $172 million of debt and $14 million in cash. There are 32 million shares outstanding. The average EV/FCFF multiple of comparable companies is 55. a. 35.2 How much is each share of the following company worth using the DCF method? Free cash flow is forecasted to be $68 million per year for the next three years, expected to grow at a steady rate in perpetuity thereafter. Cost of capital is 11.1%. The company has $172 million of debt and $14 million in cash. There are 32 million shares outstanding. The average EV/FCFF multiple of comparable companies is 55. a. 35.2