You have set up Unlevered Free Cash Flow (UFCF) projections for a DCF analysis of a steel
Question:
You have set up Unlevered Free Cash Flow (UFCF) projections for a DCF analysis of a steel manufacturing company based in the U.S., as shown below:
This company has Operating Leases but no Finance Leases. Which of the following answer choices represent(s) a potential PROBLEM(s) with these projections?
A The projection period may be too short, as UFCF is still growing quickly by Year 8 (far above the perpetuity growth rate typically assumed in the Terminal Period).
B CapEx equals D&A in each projected year, even though the company's revenue is growing at 8-10% annually in most of the projected period.
C EBIT and NOPAT are not properly adjusted for the Operating Lease Expense.
D. Deferred Income Taxes contribute far too much to UFCF in the projected period.
E The Change in Working Capital as a % of the Change in Revenue is too consistent in the projected period; it has fluctuated significantly in the historical years, so it should do that going forward as well.
F All of the above.
G Answer choices A and B.
H Answer choices A, B, and C.
I Answer choices A, B, and D.
J Answer choices A, B, D, and E.
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