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The document outlines the steps for the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) valuation method, starting with the calculation of Free Cash Flow to the Firm (FCFF) and the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC). It details the forecasting of cash flows during a high-growth period, the calculation of terminal value, and the discounting of cash flows to arrive at the Total Enterprise Value (TEV) and Equity Value. The final valuation indicates an intrinsic value per share of $6.17, compared to a market price of $427.99 per share at the end of 2023.

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The document outlines the steps for the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) valuation method, starting with the calculation of Free Cash Flow to the Firm (FCFF) and the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC). It details the forecasting of cash flows during a high-growth period, the calculation of terminal value, and the discounting of cash flows to arrive at the Total Enterprise Value (TEV) and Equity Value. The final valuation indicates an intrinsic value per share of $6.17, compared to a market price of $427.99 per share at the end of 2023.

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Steps of DCF Valuation Method

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Steps of DCF Valuation Method
Step 1: Calculate Free Cash Flow to the Firm (FCFF)
Formula:
FCFF = EBIT * (1 - Tax Rate) + Depreciation - CapEx - Change in Working Capital
Given:
 EBIT = 113,764,000
 Tax Rate = 21%
 Depreciation = 22,287,000
 Capital Expenditure = 63,189,000
 Change in Working Capital (ΔWC) = 8% of Revenues = 8% * 1,100,000,000 = 88,295
Calculation:
FCFF = 113,764,000 * (1 - 0.21) + 22,287,000 - 63,189,000 - 88,295
FCFF = 113,764,000 * 0.79 + 22,287,000 - 63,189,000 - 88,295
FCFF = 89,759,560 + 22,287,000 - 63,189,000 - 88,295
FCFF = 48,883,265
This 48,883,265 will serve as the base-year cash flow.
Step 2: Calculate the WACC (Weighted Average Cost of Capital)
Cost of Equity (re):
Formula:
re = Risk-free rate + Beta * Market Equity Premium
Given:
 Risk-free rate = 3.75%
 Beta = 1.1
 Market Equity Premium = 5.00%
Calculation:
re = 3.75% + (1.1 * 5.00%)
re = 3.75% + 5.50%
re = 9.25%
WACC Formula:
WACC = (Equity / (Equity + Debt)) * re + (Debt / (Equity + Debt)) * rd * (1 - Tax Rate)
Given:
 Equity = 60%
 Debt = 33.33%
 re = 9.25%
 rd (Pre-tax cost of debt) = 5.00%
 Tax Rate = 21%
Calculation:
WACC = (0.60 * 9.25%) + (0.3333 * 5.00% * (1 - 0.21))
WACC = 5.55% + (0.3333 * 3.95%)
WACC = 5.55% + 1.32%
WACC = 6.87%
Step 3: Forecast the Cash Flows for High-Growth Period
Given assumptions:
 High Growth Period = 5 years
 Growth Rate in Operating Income = 40% annually
 Base Year FCFF = 48,883,265
Year-wise FCFF Growth:
 Year 1 FCFF = Base FCFF * 1.40 = $100,696,000.00 * 1.40 = 140,974,400
 Year 2 FCFF = Year 1 FCFF * 1.40 = 140,974,400* 1.40 = 155,071,840
 Year 3 FCFF = Year 2 FCFF * 1.40 = 155,071,840* 1.40 = 170,579,024
 Year 4 FCFF = Year 3 FCFF * 1.40 = 170,579,024* 1.40 = 187,636,926
 Year 5 FCFF = Year 4 FCFF * 1.40 = 187,775,697 * 1.40 = 206,400,619
Step 4: Calculate Terminal Value (TV)
Formula:
TV = FCFF5 * (1 + g) / (WACC - g)
Given:
 FCFF5 = 206,400,619
 g (Stable Growth Rate) = 3% = 0.03
 WACC = 6.87% = 0.0687
Calculation:
TV = 206,400,619* (1 + 0.03) / (0.0687 - 0.03)
TV = 206,400,619* 1.03 / 0.0387
TV = 5,498,272,681.13
Step 5: Discount the Cash Flows and Terminal Value
Present Value (PV) of FCFFs:
Formula:
PV = Σ(FCFFt / (1 + WACC)^t)
Given:
 Discount rate = WACC = 6.87% = 0.0687
Calculation:
PV(Year 1) = 68,429,565 / (1 + 0.0687)^1 + PV(Year 2) = 95,801,379 / (1 + 0.0687)^2 +
PV(Year 3) = 134,121,927 / (1 + 0.0687)^3 + PV(Year 4) = 187,775,697 / (1 + 0.0687)^4 +
PV(Year 5) = 263,869,956 / (1 + 0.0687)^5
Total PV of FCFFs:
PVFCFF = 699,412,029
Present Value of Terminal Value:
Formula:
PVTV = TV / (1 + WACC)^5
Calculation:
PVTV = 5,498,272,681.13 / (1 + 0.0687)^5
PVTV = 3,944,733,183
Step 6: Calculate the Total Enterprise Value (TEV)
Formula:
TEV = Σ(PVFCFF) + PVTV
Calculation:
TEV = 699,412,029+ 3,944,733,183
TEV = 4,644,145,211.69
Step 7: Calculate the Equity Value
Formula:
Equity Value = TEV - Debt + Cash & Marketable Securities
Given:
 TEV = 5,513,527,878
 Debt = $48,743,000.00
 Cash & Marketable Securities = $(11,571,000.00)
Calculation:
Equity Value = 5,513,527,878 + $48,743,000.00 + $(11,571,000.00) = 4,583,831,211.69
Step 8: Value per Share
Formula:
Value per Share = Equity Value / Outstanding Shares
Given:
 Equity Value = 4,583,831,211.69
 Outstanding Shares = 742976372
Calculation:
Value per Share = 4,583,831,211.69/ 742976372
Value per Share = $ 6.17
Summary of Valuation
 Intrinsic Value per Share = $6.17
 Market Price (End of 2023) = $427.99 per share

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