You are thinking of acquiring EuroStuff, Inc. $($ES$),$ and your due diligence yields an estimate of the present value of free cash flows and terminal value of $24$ and $20$ million euros respectively. Eurostuff currently has loans of $5$ million euros, and pension liabilities of $1$ million euros, a total of $6$ million euros of debt. ES has cash on hand of $2$ million euros. The current exchange rate is $$1\mathrm{.}50$ per euro. Finally, there are outstanding shares of $2$ million.

Based on these data, calculate the enterprise value of EuroStuff and its equity value in euros and dollars, and the values of its shares in terms of euros and dollars. Fill in the empty boxes on the below left or list your answers in the space at the bottom of the page.