You want evaluate Firm A$.$ You know the following data from Firm A balance sheet and income statement $($see image$).$

You make the following assumptions:

$-$ You forecast that, in $2028,$ firm A will have an EBIT equal to $4$ times that of $2022(260,000$ euros$)$

$-$ Accounts Receivables will remain equal to $5\%$ of Revenues from Sales

$-$ Accounts Payables will remain equal to $3\%$ of Revenues from Sales

$-$ Inventories will remain equal to $1\%$ of Revenues from Sales

$-$Corporate tax rate is $30\%$

$-$ Firm A will buy machinery worth e$10,000$ in $2023.$ The machinery will be fully depreciated between $2024$ and $2028$ in equal installments. Existing assets fully depreciate in$2022.$

$-$Firm A is an all equity firm, its CAPM beta is $0\mathrm{.}85,$ the annual market return is $6\%$ and the risk free rate is $1\%$

Your task is as follows:

$1.$ Estimate the value of the firm at the end of $2023$ using discounted cash flow analysis.

$-$Please note that there is no single best answer, but you will have to make additional assumptions about the evolution of income statement and balance sheet quantities.

$-$Note that the firm will not be liquidated at the end of $2023$ but it is expected to stay in business for a very long period. Make the necessary assumptions

$2.$ Now imagine that by the end of $2023$ Firm A will take out perpetual debt worth $40000$ euros, with an annual coupon rate of $5\%.$ As a result, the capital structure of the firm will be made of $60\%$ of equity and $40\%$ of debt and it is supposed to remain this way indefinitely. Does the value of Firm A at the end of $2023$ change? If so$,$ why and how?

Please try to solve this for me$,$ it would be greatly appreciated!