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Kobotan [32]
1 year ago
10

An analyst following Barlow Energy has compiled the following information in preparation for additional analysis she has to incl

ude in a report she has been asked to produce (data is in hundreds of millions of $): Preferred share dividends: $14 Net income available to common: $125 Investment in working capital: $30 Investment in fixed capital: $100 Net new borrowing: $40 Depreciation: $50 Tax rate: 40%. Market value of debt is $600 and interest on this debt is 7.5% The current FCFE for Barlow Energy is closest to:
Business
1 answer:
Vadim26 [7]1 year ago
3 0

Answer:

FCFE: 99

Explanation:

FCFE: cash flow from operation - CAPEX + borrowing

we calcualte the cash flwo form operation using the indirect method:

net income - preferred dividends = available for common stock

income = 125  + 14 = 139

net income                                       139

depreciation expense                      50

change in working capital               (30)

          cash flow from operation: 159

CAPEX will be the long term assets investment

investment on fixed capital<u> 100 </u>

                          CAPEX       100

net borrowing                        40

159 -100 + 40 = 99

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