You are trying to value HEB. You estimate that their FCF in the next few years...

 

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You are trying to value HEB. You estimate that their FCF in the next few years will be $100 M (t=1), $85 M (t=2), $110 M (t=3), and $115 M (t=4). After year 4, you expect the FCF of HEB to grow at a 4.68% per year. If HEB's WACC is 15%, what is the enterprise value of HEB today? (Answer in millions: ex for $215,900,000 answer 215.9) You are trying to value HEB. You estimate that their FCF in the next few years will be $100 M (t=1), $85 M (t=2), $110 M (t=3), and $115 M (t=4). After year 4, you expect the FCF of HEB to grow at a 4.68% per year. If HEB's WACC is 15%, what is the enterprise value of HEB today? (Answer in millions: ex for $215,900,000 answer 215.9)

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