nnual report of 2019 which shows an EBITDA of P5,000,000 and a total liability of P15,550,000. Evidently, the sales grew by 12% annually with a direct effect on the growth of free cash flow of 12% yearly. Last year, the free cash flow was reported to be P3,500,000. The weighted average cost of capital is 10%. Using the financial model, how much is the value of the eq
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