Hey,
I have to calculate the ‘Current Market Value’ of a firm, and i’m only given this data:

Annual net free cash flows are $365000.
Risk-free interest rate is 6.25%pa.
Total book value of assets of $3.1m.
Standard deviation of firms stock return is 27%.
Cost of capital of 16% per year.
Shareholders represent a total of at least 55% of the equity.
Future Value of $1 invested in a similar firm with similar risk: $1.20 in good economy, $0.85 in bad economy.
Other company take over bid offer: $11m

My problem is, i thought Current Market Value = (Share Price * Number of Shares) + Debt. I think Debt is the book value of 3.1m, but i cant seem to find the price of the shares or how many there are to calculate the equity… Am i on the right track, or have i missed the point completly…? any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers
Richie

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