Hey, for terminal value you use formula for PV of growing perpetuity, which you receive at exit year, here the link:
In video I grew cash flow to next year by using long term growth grate, to find D1 , and then r which is discount rate and g which is growth rate, were given to us. In this case 9 and 3 percent. Then I simply used all the data and put them in formula of perpetuity.
How/where did you get terminal value? Thanks
smokenfly514 3 months ago
@smokenfly514
Hey, for terminal value you use formula for PV of growing perpetuity, which you receive at exit year, here the link:
In video I grew cash flow to next year by using long term growth grate, to find D1 , and then r which is discount rate and g which is growth rate, were given to us. In this case 9 and 3 percent. Then I simply used all the data and put them in formula of perpetuity.
ZmeY0 3 months ago
@smokenfly514
Unfortunately link wouldn't post, so here the equation:
D1/(r-g)
where D1 is coupon payment in year one (or in this case exit year)
r is discount rate
g is growth rate
Hope it helps
ZmeY0 3 months ago