The Podrasky Corporation is considering a $$250$ million expansion $($capital expenditure$)$ program next year. The company currently has $$400$ million in net fixed assets on its books. Next year, the company expects to earn $$75$ million after interest and taxes. The company also expects to maintain its present level of dividends, which is $$20$ million. If the expansion program is accepted, the company expects its inventory and accounts receivable each to increase by approximately $$25$ million next year. Long$-$term debt retirement obligations total $$14$ million for next year, and depreciation is expected to be $$70$ million. The company does not expect to sell any fixed assets next year. The company maintains a cash balance of $$1$ million, which is sufficient for its present operations. If the expansion is accepted, the company feels it should increase its year$-$end cash balance to $$9$ million because of the increased level of activities. For planning purposes, assume no other cash flow changes for next year.

Calculate how much additional financing $($if any$)$ will be required if the company decides to go through with the expansion program. Enter your answer in millions. For example, an answer of $$1$ million should be entered as $1,$ not $1,000,000.$ Round your answer to the nearest whole number.

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