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A company's terminal year (Year 5) UFCF is $829 million. The WACC is 9.2%.
Using the Perpetuity Growth Method with a growth rate (g) of 3.0%, what is the Terminal Value (TV) at the end of Year 5?
- $14,185 million
- $13,371 million
- $13,772 million
- $9,011 million
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