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Three-Stage FCFE Model                                        READING 30: FREE CASH FLOW VALUATION

     EXAMPLE: Medina Classic Furniture, Inc. is expected to experience growth in three       MODULE 30.5: FCF OTHER ASPECTS
     distinct stages in the future. Its most recent FCFE is 0.90 Canadian dollars (C$) per
     share. The following information has been compiled:

     High-growth period:               Transitional period:                                              Stable-growth period:
     •  Duration = 3 years.            •  Duration = 3 years.                                            •  FCFE growth rate = 3%.
     •  FCFE growth rate = 30%.        •  FCFE growth will decline by 9% p/a down to the indicated stable growth rate.  •  Shareholders’ required return = 10%.
     •  Shareholders’ required return = 20%.  •  Shareholders’ required return = 15%.
     Calculate the value of the firm’s equity using the three-stage FCFE model.


                                                            The transitional present values are computed using a combination of the 20% initial discount
                                                            rate and the transitional 15% rate. For example, the present value of FCFE is computed as:
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                                                                                        We can calculate the terminal value of the stock as of Year 6 using the
                                                                                        FCFE projected for Year 7. Notice that we use the stage 3 required return
                                                                                        of 10%.












                                                           The changing discount rates were important here for a couple of reasons.
                                                           •  First, the terminal value in Year 6 had to be discounted for three years at 20% and for
                                                              three years at 15%.
                                                           •  Second, due to the changing discount rates, our financial calculator was not as helpful as
                                                              it was in other multiple cash flow calculations. It simply cannot handle the changing
                                                              discount rates in one easy set of calculations.
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