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question1: if the sales in 2012 is 4500 then how much is the Intrinsic Value Per Share in 2012?

question 2: if the sales growth rate is 6% in 2016 then how much is the Intrinsic Value Per Share in 2012?

question 3: if the tax rate is 25% for all the years then how much is the Intrinsic Value Per Share in 2012?

question 4: if the wacc is 8% for all the years then how much is the Intrinsic Value Per Share in 2012?

4:07 (1+WACCI" WACC -9. . PV of Calculation of Fisie Value Sum of PVs of FCFS, 2013-2017 PV of HV Total corporate value Less: market value of debt and preferred Intrinsic value of common equity Shares outstanding millions) 5245.1 1,783.7 $2,0288 880.0 $1,160 50.0 Intrinsic Value Per Share $23.38 This is the estimate of Allied's intrinsic value based on the views of one analyst. Other analysts would have different opinions, hence would reach different conclusions as to the intrinsic value. Also, the firm's CFO and its internal analysis might have different views. Note though, that the market price would be determined by the views of the marginal investor operating in the market Note also that as conditions such as sales, costs, and capital market rate change, analysts will modify their positions and reach new conclusions as to the firm's Intrinsic value. Conditions do change, and these changes lead to changes in estimates of the intrinsic value and thus in stock prices 4:07 (1+WACCI" WACC -9. . PV of Calculation of Fisie Value Sum of PVs of FCFS, 2013-2017 PV of HV Total corporate value Less: market value of debt and preferred Intrinsic value of common equity Shares outstanding millions) 5245.1 1,783.7 $2,0288 880.0 $1,160 50.0 Intrinsic Value Per Share $23.38 This is the estimate of Allied's intrinsic value based on the views of one analyst. Other analysts would have different opinions, hence would reach different conclusions as to the intrinsic value. Also, the firm's CFO and its internal analysis might have different views. Note though, that the market price would be determined by the views of the marginal investor operating in the market Note also that as conditions such as sales, costs, and capital market rate change, analysts will modify their positions and reach new conclusions as to the firm's Intrinsic value. Conditions do change, and these changes lead to changes in estimates of the intrinsic value and thus in stock prices