The following financial information was provided by Anya Company: Net Income 8,255,000.00 NOPAT 75,785,000.00 EBITDA 143,000,000.00 Net Profit Margin 6.00% Operating capital 425,070,000.00 After tax cost of capital 12.00% Tax rate 35.00% Assuming the Company has no amortization expense, how much is its depreciation expense? Use 2 decimal places in your final answer

The following financial information was provided by Anya Company: Net Income 8,255,000.00 NOPAT 75,785,000.00 EBITDA 143,000,000.00 Net Profit Margin 6.00% Operating capital 425,070,000.00 After tax cost of capital 12.00% Tax rate 35.00% Assuming the Company has no amortization expense, how much is its depreciation expense? Use 2 decimal places in your final answer

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The following financial information was provided by Anya Company: Net Income 8,255,000.00 NOPAT 75,785,000.00 EBITDA 143,000,000.00 Net Profit Margin 6.00% Operating capital 425,070,000.00 After tax cost of capital 12.00% Tax rate 35.00% 16. Assuming the Company has no amortization expense, how much is its depreciation expense? Use 2 decimal places in your final answer 17. Refer to Anya Company, calculate its Interest Expense. Use 2 decimal places in your final answer 18. Refer to Anya Company, calculate its sales. Use 2 decimal places in your final answer
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Net Income	8,255,000.00
NOPAT	75,785,000.00
EBITDA	143,000,000.00
Net Profit Margin	6.00%
Operating capital	425,070,000.00
After tax cost of capital	12.00%
Tax rate	35.00%