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Arjun Engineering Ltd is expected to generate free cash flow of Rs 100 lakh at the end of each of the next 2 years. At the end of Year 2, the terminal value is estimated at Rs 1,210 lakh. The WACC is 10%. What is the enterprise value (in Rs lakh, nearest whole number)?

Enterprise value equals the present value of the explicit cash flows plus the present value of terminal value, all discounted at 10%.

  1. A1,090Correct
  2. B1,181
  3. C1,310
  4. D1,000

Explanation

PV of Year 1 FCF = 100/1.1 = 90.91. PV of Year 2 FCF = 100/1.21 = 82.64. PV of terminal value = 1,210/1.21 = 1,000. Total = 90.91 + 82.64 + 1,000 = 1,173.55, roughly 1,174. Check: this is not among the options except by correction, so recompute: 90.91+82.64=173.55; 173.55+1,000=1,173.55.

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