Corinth Corp. is an early-stage firm that does not pay any dividends and has no plans to
Question:
Corinth Corp. is an early-stage firm that does not pay any dividends and has no plans to pay dividends in the near future. As an analyst, you have been charged with assessing the value of Corinth Corp. common stock using a corporate valuation technique based on free cash flows. You have projected that Corinth Corp.’s free cash flows over the next five years will be as follows:
- Year 1 ($1,500,000) (a negative cash flow)
- Year 2 $2,500,000
- Year 3 $5,000,000
- Year 4 $7,500,000
- Year 5 $8,250,000
After the fifth year, future free cash flows are expected to grow at a constant rate of 5.0%. Corinth Corp. has a WACC of 8.0%, debt outstanding of $10,000,000, and existing preferred stock outstanding with a market value of $45,000,000.
If Corinth Corp. has 8 million shares of common stock outstanding, what is the firm’s estimated value per share of common stock?
Please complete this problem using Excel and submit your solution as an Excel file. Remember to format your spreadsheet for printing prior to submission. You may complete this assignment individually or in teams of two or three students.
Please be sure to isolate your input (g, WACC, # of shares, etc.) in your spreadsheet so that any assumption of the problem can be readily changed (i.e. do not embed input into your formulas – your formulas should use cell references).
Applying International Financial Reporting Standards
ISBN: 978-0730302124
3rd edition
Authors: Keith Alfredson, Ken Leo, Ruth Picker, Paul Pacter, Jennie Radford Victoria Wise