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Based on the calculations, the maximum price per share that Schultz should pay for Arras is approximately equal to $53.00.
How to calculate the maximum price per share?
First of all, we would determine the cash flows for the company until the growth rate changes at a constant perpetual rate:
Year 1: $8,000,000(1 + 0.09) = $8,720,000.
Year 2: $8,720,000(1 + 0.09) = $9,504,800.
Year 3: $9,504,800(1 + 0.09) = $10,360,232.
Year 4: $10,360,232(1 + 0.09) = $11,292,652.88.
Year 5: $11,292,652.88(1 + 0.09) = $12,308,991.6392.
Year 6: $12,308,991.6392(1 + 0.06) = $13,047,5311.137552.
Next, we would calculate the terminal value in Year 5:
TV₅ = CF₆/(RWACC - g)
TV₅ = CF₆/(0.11 - 0.06)
TV₅ = $12,308,991.6392/0.05
TV₅ = $246,179,832.784.
By using Arras' cost of capital, we would determine its present value:
V₀ = $8,720,000/(1 + 0.11) + $9,504,800/(1 + 0.11)² + $10,360,232/(1 + 0.11)³+ $11,292,652.88/(1 + 0.11)⁴+ ($12,308,991.6392 + $246,179,832.784)/(1 + 0.11)⁵.
V₀ = $8,720,000/(1.11) + $9,504,800/(1.11)² + $10,360,232/(1.11)³+ $11,292,652.88/(1.11)⁴+ ($12,308,991.6392 + $246,179,832.784)/(1.11)⁵.
V₀ = 7,855,855.8559 + 7,714,308.9035 + 7,575,312.3467 + 7,438,820.2323 + 153,400,536.1422.
V₀ = $183,984,855.4806.
For the market value of the equity, we have:
S = 183,984,855.4806 - 25,000,000
S = $158,984,855.4806.
Now, we can find the maximum price per share:
Maximum price per share = 158,984,855.4806/3,000,000
Maximum price per share = $52.9949 ≈ $53.00.
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