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Whаt is the mаin purpоse оf оbserving nonverbаl behavior during an interview?

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Questiоn 2 – 20 mаrks Only аnswers in the Exprep pоrtаl will be marked.  This is fоr information purposes only.   You are valuing a distillery company Deviation Gin Inc. (DGI).  They have received an unsolicited offer of $100million from an international company.  A partner in your firm told you that she spoke with a few key players in the market and they told her as a rule of thumb, the equity in a distillery is typically sell for 2.5x revenues and 20.0x EBIT.  DGI has told you that they haven’t been replacing their capital as much as they should’ve been over the years and plan to spend about $300,000 per year on replacing some old equipment for the foreseeable future.  The owner of DGI has always invested any excess cash in different marketable securities.  The current market value of these assets is $33.8 million.  If DGI were to sell these investments it’s estimated that taxes and costs to sell these investments would be about 15% of market value.  Required Provide a valuation of DGI at the year end 20X2 using the unlevered approach.  While you must use an unlevered approach, in point form determine which method is most appropriate.   Consider the rule of thumb approach suggested by your partner.  Estimate the value of DGI using these alternative approaches and comment on their appropriateness.   Relevant Information •Combined effective tax rate is 23.0% •Average CCA rate is 20.0% •Long-term treasury bill rate: 2.1% •Cost of levered equity is 17.5% •Forecast CPI rate: 2.5% •Cost of debt: 3.5% •Industry optimal capital structure is 60% equity and 40% debt •UCC balance is equivalent to balance sheet values DGI - Historical Income Statements (in thousands) For the fiscal years ended Dec 31, 20X8 20X9 20X0 20X1 20X2 Revenue               25,300               28,880               32,080               36,580               40,692 Cost of Goods Sold               16,400               18,780               20,768               23,373               26,005 Operating Profit                 8,900               10,100               11,313               13,208               14,687 SG&A                 5,766                 6,061                 7,038                 7,215                 7,437 EBITDA                 3,134                 4,039                 4,275                 5,993                 7,250 Amortization                     150                     161                     163                     162                     168 EBIT                  2,984                 3,878                 4,112                 5,831                 7,082 Investment Income                     192                     214                     185                     222                     203 Interest Paid                       96                       92                       83                       74                       66 EBT                 3,080                 4,000                 4,214                 5,979                 7,219 Tax                     708                     920                     969                 1,375                 1,660 Net Income                 2,372                 3,080                 3,245                 4,604                 5,559 DGI - Historical Balance Sheet (in thousands) For the fiscal years ended Dec 31, 20X2 Assets  Current Assets Cash                        8,328 Marketable Securities                        9,183 Accounts receivable                    36,238 Inventory                    16,380                    70,129 Property and equipment                       3,923 Total assets                    74,052 Liabilities Current Liabilities Accounts payable                    59,960 Current Portion of Long-Term Debt                          250                    60,210 Shareholder loan                       3,368 Long-Term Debt                       1,500                    65,078 Shareholder's Equity Common Shares                          100 Retained Earnings                       8,874 Total liabilities and shareholder's equity                    74,052

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