Assume the firm has no debt, the total value of the firm is $900 million. However, its
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Assume the firm has no debt, the total value of the firm is $900 million. However, its managers know the market has overestimated the future free cash flows and that the true firm value is only $700 million. Suppose the company raises $300 million of new equity and invests in proiects with a present value of $300 million. What is the stock value of new shareholders after investors realize the firm is overoriced?
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ISBN: 978-0324789416
7th Edition
Authors: James M Wahlen, Stephen P Baginskl, Mark T Bradshaw
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