Business, 22.04.2020 03:34 maddy3lizabeth

Using the data for TXN on the OneDrive (Links to an external site.) compute the average growth rate of FCF (whole firm) using Excel's LOGEST or LINEST function. Express your answer in decimal notation (i. e., use 0.0123 for 1.23%). You will use this growth rate as the super-normal growth rate (gs) in the following problem.

1. FCF = Cash flow from operations less capital expenditures

E. g., for example, for the 12/31/2014 period

FCF_2014 = 3892 - 385 = 3507

2. You must sort FCFs vertically from oldest to newest prior to using the LOGEST or LINEST function.

3.Apply the MGF (Multi-Growth Free Cash Flow) model to TXN (Links to an external site.) using the super-normal growth rate (gs) from the previous problem, long-term growth rate g=4.44%, and WACC=10% to find the Value of operations (Vop). Express your answer in millions (i. e., use 12,300.00 to represent 12.3 billion).

4.Using the data for TXN on the OneDrive http://1drv. ms/1MkWICq and the answers to the previous two problems, compute the intrinsic value per share (based on Average shares diluted) for TXN stock using the MGF (multi-growth FCF) model.

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