Reference no: EM133002890
Given the following assumptions, estimate the value of Miley Manufacturing, Inc. using a Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) analysis to assist in the price negotiations:
-Debt free cash flow - Year 1: $500K
-Debt free cash flow - Year 2: $750K
-Debt free cash flow - Year 3: $1,200
-Debt free cash flow - Year 4: $1,300
-Debt free cash flow - Year 5: $1,400
-Terminal value at end of Year 5: $13,200
-Discount rate equal to WACC rate - 15%
-Interest-bearing debt at valuation date - $500K
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