TOY, Inc. is a company that manufactures dolls, games, and other items to entertain A) $50.86.
children. B) $64.71.
The following table provides background information for TOY, Inc. on a per share basis in C) $61.57.
the year 0:
Current Information Year 0
Earnings $5.00
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Capital Expenditures $2.40
Comparing the current market value of TOY to our estimate of the stock's current market
Depreciation $1.80
value, it is most likely that at the current market price of $56.00, TOY Inc. stock is:
Change in Working Capital $1.70
A) overvalued.
Cost of equity 12.0% B) undervalued.
Target debt ratio 30.0% C) fairly valued.
Market value of stock $56.00
Shares outstanding 5.0 million
Interest expense $7.2 million
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Cash & short-term investments $40.0 million
Senior management of TOY Inc. is considering selling the company to a rival firm that has
Tax rate 37.5%
offered $450 million. If the current market price represents the fair value of equity and TOY
Inc. maintains its target capital structure, the bid represents a price that is:
Earnings, capital expenditures, depreciation, and working capital are all expected to grow by
5.0% per year in the future. A) less than the total value of the firm.
Net borrowing = DRx(WCInv + FCInv - Dep) B) about the same total value of the firm.
C) greater than the total value of the firm.
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In year 1, the forecasted free cash flow to equity (FCFE) for TOY, Inc. is closest to:
A) $3.56.
FCFE = NI + dep - wcinv - fcinv + net borrowing
B) $4.31. Question #26 of 137 Question ID: 1472963
FCFE = NI + (1-DR)(Dep - WCInv - FCInv)
C) $4.53. Free cash flow to the firm (FCFF) adjusts earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) by:
deducting taxes, adding back depreciation, and deducting the investments in fixed
A)
capital and working capital.
B) subtracting investments in fixed capital and working capital.
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adding taxes, deducting depreciation, and adding back the investments in fixed
C)
The value of TOY, Inc.'s stock given the above assumptions, is closest to: capital and working capital.