Business, 23.03.2020 18:51 ChloeLiz7111

Assume Company X had an 80,000 EBITDA in 2019 and its EBITDA is expected to grow by 4% per year. The company has no excess cash or marketable securities and does not project to have any excess cash or marketable securities in the future. The company has learned from its investment banker that its EBITDA multiple for purposes of arriving at its enterprise value is 14 and this EBITDA multiple is not projected to change in the future.

Using the company’s projected 2022 EBITDA and the EBITDA multiple approach to arrive at a year-end 2022 valuation, what is the company’s projected 2022 enterprise value and what is its projected total value? You may want to refer to the March 4 lecture on valuations using EBITDA as posted on Blackboard Learn.

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Alternative two is to increase the price of this product by 5% next year. The expected result would be 1% sales growth and a 33.3% gross margin.

Based on these expected results, which would you recommend? What is next year’s expected gross profit in each case?

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