Based on the following scenario, what is the NPV of ABC inc.? Expected annual growth: 10.5%, Weighted average cost of capital: 19.9%. Years of cash flow to include: 25 years. Cash flow from operations: $850,000 in total, Cash flow from investing: -$14,750 in total The business NPV is valued at $10,370,130. The business NPV is valued at $7,474,184. The business NPV is valued at $8,818,948. The business NPV is valued at $9,270,043.

Based on the following scenario, what is the NPV of ABC inc.? Expected annual growth: 10.5%, Weighted average cost of capital: 19.9%. Years of cash flow to include: 25 years. Cash flow from operations: $850,000 in total, Cash flow from investing: -$14,750 in total The business NPV is valued at $10,370,130. The business NPV is valued at $7,474,184. The business NPV is valued at $8,818,948. The business NPV is valued at $9,270,043.

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